test your grammar

9/10

slipped up on the myself/me part

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Optical Realities

8/10

I got the (is/was/were) and (we/us/me and the other) questions wrong..

edit:
Thought I was better at spelling, so I searched for a spelling test and took this one. 20/50 were wrong

[edited by - itachi on June 1, 2003 10:18:18 AM]

8/10

Not bad - I wonder how I would have done if I wern''t so tired.

Of course, my spelling and grammer is attrocus when I am not thinking about it - like when I post on the forums .

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7/10

1: Correct
2: Correct
3: Incorrect
4: Incorrect
5: Correct
6: Correct
7: Incorrect
8: Correct
9: Correct
10: Correct

10/10

:D

10/10

9/10

It''s was extreme easily, buts I''s got faults on the were/was/is parts

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Original post by parklife
It''s was extreme easily, buts I''s got faults on the were/was/is parts

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Lol. Sorry... *wipes nose clean*

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I have picked two randomly but I got 10/10

8/10 in the grammar test.
36/50 in the spelling test.
...even when I''ve learned English at school only 5 years (about 4 hours/week)

theNestruo

Syntax error in 2410
Ok

10/10. That was really easy.

Kelsey Grammar.

6/10
Hmm, this si teh sucx!

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Jeez, I got a nice 6/10. But grammar, bah, who needs it.

5/10
w00t! I SUCK!

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So, the phrase: "My English teacher seems convinced that me and the other students will never use proper grammar." is teh wrong? It sounds correct to me...

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Remove the "and the other students"

Then you get "... seems convinced that me will never use..."

Wrong huh?

Whereas if you remove ''students'' from ''my English teacher seems convinced that we students will never use proper grammar'' you get ''my English teacher seems convinced that we will never use proper grammar''.

Maybe I am wrong, but wasn't it supposed to be: "we , the students, " ?

Also, if you remove various words from a sentence/phrase,you shouldn't expect it to make sense anyway.

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[edited by - Raduprv on June 1, 2003 3:42:48 PM]