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Name of this category
advertising
intellectual means
a) relating to high level thinking
b) a certain kind of person
c) a person with 'zero' social skills, a nerd only
d) two answers are correct
D - a and B. Noun a person, adjective describes high level thinking
Countables are
a) nouns that do not include words like people
b) nouns that include police that can have s added
c) include words like pair
d) Two are correct but maybe 3, I don't know.
C is the answer, Ha, ha ha . This is a brain teaser. People is countable but not in the singular form. Police is a collective noun in the plural but not countable, Pair can be counted.
Which has/have bad grammar?
a) Whether there is bad weathers or not, is okay.
b) Could you give me some advices.
c) Let me give you some advice.
d) All three are wrong
A and B
Which has/ have bad grammar?
A) Canada, The second biggest country in the world.
B) Georgia Pizzeria is not a good economics choice.
C The mother of the two police officers, her sons is lovely
A) and B
Three words that tell us what something is that is placed in a newspaper get people to buy a product or service
Ad, advert, advertisement
Which are/is real brand?"
a) Maserati
b) Thailand potholes known worldwide
c) BYD
d) Aurus Senat
Maserati cars(Italy), BYD cars (China), Aurus Senat (Russian limousine) Brand means a type of product manufactured by a specific company under a particular name
Which is correct
a) Give me a trousers.
b) Give me some trouser.
c) Give me some pair of trousers
d) Give me a few pairs of trousers.
D) Plural nouns cannot have a/an before them, some must go with more than one in reference to countable nouns. Trouser does not exist with s
Group(s) with ONLY countable and/or plural nouns
a) groceries, children, people, clothes
b) accommodation, equipment, work, steel works
c) politics, economics, nincompoop, dumb, stupid
d) glass, information, family, outskirts,
a) is correct.
What is an agony uncle?
a) man who cannot stand his nephew?
b) An uncle who who is married to an agony aunt
c) A painful friend of the family
d) a male advice columnist to a newspaper
D)
An ad on radio or television
commercial
Slogan?
A group of words associated with a brand to get it attention, for example. Example Nike: Just do it
The word staff
A) is only used in the singular. Example The staff is wonderful.
B) Is only used in the plural form - Staff are wonderful.
C) A, B are correct and staff can also be a thick stick.
C) is correct. One of the collectives nouns that can be both. Staff is - more of a focus of the group as a whole. Staff are - is more of a focus on the sum of the individuals.
Which sentence(s) is/ are correct for grammar and spelling?
A) There are a lot of people with bad behaviour.
B) Politics are hard profession for many.
C) Track and field is known as athletics in the UK.
A and C, behavior is the US spelling
launch can mean
a) to shoot a rocket or (missile-like) projectile into the air or space or push a boat into the water
B) As in launch a campaign or new business begin in a big (celebrated) way
C) Bastardization of the word lunch
A and B
Two answers: What is publicity? And what is a word inside it meaning the general population?
Publicity is free promotion generally as compared to advertising that is paid for. Second word is public.
caffeinated what does it mean. Second question: Find all the word inside this word. Left to right only
Something with caffeine added. Words inside caffeine, in, a, at, ate
Which of these have only collective nouns we can use both is or are following them
a) police, firefighters, trousers
b) groceries, government, scissors
c) crew, staff, government, family
C only see p.149 2 on the right side
Which are correct
A) Groceries is a plural noun that is uncountable.
b) Police is a collective noun used in the plural only
c) Trousers can be only used with s and as a plural
d) All are correct
D is correct
The capital of British Columbia is
A) Ottawa
b) Toronto
c) Washington
d) Victoria
D
Two answers: People who eat things for example. Name, also the noun with a suffix ion that goes with it.
consumer and consumption
Claim means
a) state or assert something (made strongly) often that is not true (noun)
b) formally request or demand; say something is owned (noun)
c) Both are true and can be used as verbs, as well
C) is correct.
Two sentences have bad grammar. Which ones?
a) Give me the window glasses so I can fit it in.
b) My cloth are too dirty to wear.
c) She started five new businesses.
d) Selling pets is this store's main business.
A and B.
Which single category can these nouns go into: police, pens, staff, glasses, arms
a) Can or must go with plural verbs
b) Are all countable
c) Are all countable in plural forms
d) a and b
A
None of your business means
a) gone out of business so do not deal with it
b) Ignore the price and buy it anyway
c) Do not get involved in mustard that is not yours
d) Keep your nose out of the matter.
D