MET exam - Michigan English Test - Grammar Practice Test 3

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[@Sofiamaria34848]

I watched all your videos based on the grammar part and i had only one mistake . I wish to achieve this in my exam too! ( with a second effort)

[@LJ-is7zs]

Thanks for the video, could you explain me the 4 and 7.

[@huyentramnguyenthuy561]

may you explain the question number 2? Thanks

[@kapetanioskotsini6405]

I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw that the answer was (c), I was damn sure it was (d)😂

[@κωσταςΑνδρεόπουλος-ο1κ]

It is an conditional

[@κωσταςΑνδρεόπουλος-ο1κ]

@@kapetanioskotsini6405 the answer D is a mistake because bacteria are plural noun and countable. The + singular noun when you speak generally

[@johanrodriguez5568]

Cause and effect

[@heidy.darianavargasguerrer8450]

Hi, I liked the video however, could you please explain to me the 18. I cannot undrestand why we use nothing when there is negative...

[@yulayalatutor6532]

Hi, I think you mixed up answers. Question 18. Answer B: at my self / Question 19. Answer D: Anything.

[@sunderraju1323]

Can you please explain the 20th and 7th question answers i didn't get them...

[@yulayalatutor6532]

Sure!
7: it is a negative adverb. When we use negative adverbs, we need to use in the first place the adverb and later on an auxiliary. In this case, not only goes first, ARE goes afterwards.
20: it is an inifinitive verb. When we use inifinitive verbs such as, need, want, hope, or decide and a verb, we need to use TO. i.e I want TO eat. I plan TO stay. I decide TO help.
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