"This Or That"
"Multiple Choice"
"Correct or Incorrect"
"Mirror"
"There, Their, They're"
100

I have a headache, so I'm going to (lie/lay) down for a while.

Lie

100

Match the following commonly confused words with the correct blanks in the correct order in the following sentences: 1. "Okay, I am on my way _____." 2. "I love them because ______ my friends." 3. "Those are ______ books on the table." a) Their/There/They're b) There/Their/They're c) Their/They're/There d) There/They're/Their e) They're/Their/There d) There/They're/Their

d) There/They're/Their 

1. "Okay, I am on my way there." 

2. "I love them because They're my friends." 

3. "Those are their books on the table."

100

Last night I drank chocolate milk with my desert.

Incorrect. desert-dry, arid lands

100

The picky dog finally ate ITS food. _____ a great day.

It's a great day.

100

The word "yonder" is an old-fashioned or colloquial term for something way over _____.

There

200

(By/Bye/Buy) going through these courses, I am learning much about the English language.

By-a preposition that means: near, beside or through.

200

Match the following commonly confused words with the correct blanks in the correct order in the following sentences: 1. "My bicycle has ___ wheels." 2. "I will go ___ school tomorrow." 3. "I like pizza." "Me, ___!" a) to/too/two b) two/too/to c) two/to/too d) too/two/to e) to/two/too

c) two/to/too 

1. "My biciycle has two wheels." 

2. "I will go to school tomorrow." 

3. "I Like pizza." "Me, too!"

200

They saw a mirage: that is a type of allusion one sees in the desert.

Incorrect. Illusion- A false perception of reality. Allusion- An indirect inference.

200

"The other players ACCEPT defeat well." "Let's all go to our team's celebration _____ for you because someone has to clean up."

Except

200

Though born on the same day, the twins insisted that we celebrate _____ birthdays on two different occasions.

Their
300

Farrell believes that an eye-catching hat (compliments/complements) any outfit.

complements. compliments-noun, praise; verb, to praise complements-noun, something that completes;

300

Match the following commonly confused words with the correct blanks in the correct order in the following sentences: 1."I can _____ the ten quotes from the same author in my paper." 2. "The new office building was built on the _____ of a cemetery." 3."The ______ of Disneyland's castle makes me feel uplifted with joy." a)sight/site/cite b)cite/site/sight c)cite/sight/site d)site/sight/site e)site/cite/sight

b) cite/site/sight 

1."I can cite the ten quotes from the same author in my paper." 

2. "The new office building was built on the site of a cemetery." 

3."The sight of Disneyland's castle makes me feel uplifted with joy."

300

Under your rain, I have enjoyed my life as a servant.

Incorrect

Rain-a water-based precipitation

Reign-a noun means the period during which one occupies the throne; royal rule; dominating power. As a verb, reign means to rule or to possess supreme power over something or someone.

300

Thane, ______ responsibility was to lead the expedition, mislaid the map. WHO'S going to lead now?

Whose

300

_____ driving across the United States this summer so that they can join other members of _____ family for a reunion.

They're, Their

400

When it was time for the bride to walk the aisle to the (altar/alter), she began to tremble because she was so nervous.

Altar-a platform where sacrifices are made to a god or a platform at the front of a house of worship.

400

Match the following commonly confused words with the correct blanks in the correct order in the following sentences: 1. "I found her patronizing attitude towards my ideas _____ insulting." 2. "It is rare to see a high school student who is superior at sports and _____ after school." 3. "The soldiers were very _____ for the opening ceremony." a)quiet/quite/quit b)quit/quiet/quite c)quite/quiet/quit d)quit/quite/quiet e)quite/quit/quiet

e)quite/quit/quiet 

1. "I found her patronizing attitude towards my ideas quite insulting." 

2. "It is rare to see a high school student who is superior at sports and quit after school." 

3. "The soldiers were very quiet for the opening ceremony."

400

Lack of sleep affects the quality of your work.

Correct. 

Affect-to influence (the Action) 

Effect-the rEsult

400

Emmaline's father ADVISEd her not to see Sam. She should have followed his _______.

Advice

400

_____ are three suspects for the crime, and _____ all being questioned by the authorities.

There, They're

500

When the evidence revealed the actual events of the case, the defendant, a public servant who once had earned great respect from his constituents, experienced a fast (decent/descent/dissent) into painful notoriety.

descent-is a noun that means a decline or the act of moving downward. The verb is descend. To pronounce , relax the first syllable and stress the second.

500

Match the following commonly confused words with the correct blanks in the correct order in the following sentences: 1."The _______ podiatrist won the Physician of the Year award." 2."The meaning of the poem was ______, and not easily recognized." 3."A fight between my sister and me is _______ from the moment I enter my house." a)Eminent/immanent/imminent b)Imminent/Immanent/Eminent c)Immanent/Imminent/Eminent d)Eminent/Imminent/immanent e)Immanent/Eminent/imminent

a)Eminent/immanent/imminent EMINENT-famous, respected IMMANENT-inherent or intrinsic IMMINENT-ready to take place. 

1. "The eminent podiatrist won the Physician of the year award."

2. "The meaning of the poem was immanent, and not easily recognized."

3. "A fight between my sister and me is imminent from the moment I enter the house."

500

Ellen, who's birthday it was, wondered who sent her the beautiful bouquet of flowers and to who she should send a "thank you" note.

Incorrect

Ellen, whose (possessive form) birthday it was, wondered who (right) sent her the beautiful bouquet of flowers and to whom (object) she should send a quick "thank you" note.

Who-pronoun that refers to a subject

Whom-pronoun that refers to an object

Whose-possessive

Who's--contraction of "who is"

500

The rollercoaster that we went on was very TORTOUS. I thought it was very fun, but my little brother thought it was _______.

Torturous

500

While traveling across Europe, _____ plan to travel through six different countries by train fell through.  _____ was a railway workers' strike in France that caused massive cancellations.  _____ now backpacking _____ way through Austria.

Their, There, They're, Their

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