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At 68 I missed two.

At 71 I missed two

@@douglasharris5216 good on ya doug. i think the 'old guys' could teach the young ones a thing or to. (sorry, i think it might be two)

I also got two wrong . Occurrence and affect … I’m 74

Ok, that got a giggle out of me.....yep, you are so right!

Ahahaha, true

*The test would have been harder if you had asked “What is a preposition?”

@@daviddarcy-ewing6185 Ewwww Grammar Nazi a know it all, lmfao.

I couldn't tell you but I did well with the questions. I graduated in 1967. Many many years ago.🙃

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Where are you from?

@@fathimamusthaq5006 Philippines😎

Well done.but u prob speak it well anyway.

So??

That was my question, too! I got 100 percent, but that section just didn't fit, in my opinion.

My exact thought too.

Yah,sometimes,when you're talking about that animals etc.

I also don't understand that section.

to see how much you actually know lol

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I have a photographic memory so I was very good in spelling but appraise vs aprise had me confused.

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Happy to help

U re so clever that u understood this test is for English learners...

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I got all spellings Wrong.. 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

I'm Very Bad at Spelling... 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

@@haroonmushtaq1287 I highly recommend just writing out sentences. They made us do that in school so we wouldn’t screw up the words.

@@haroonmushtaq1287 I got all spellings right, you just have to exercise more and then you can do it. No one's born as a genius (except me lol)

Greetings to Pakistan.

Yeahh no wonder it looked different, I couldn’t see the horns properly to know if it was a Gazelle or not

@@justbeingfia I think it’s an impala…I go to the bush regularly and they are incredibly common, they even graze inside the camps. Another of our buck, the Springbok, is similar, and that is a type of gazelles - without seeing the horns clearly, and with colour possibly not being true to life, it’s hard to be sure - you are right 🙏🤷‍♂️🌺🌺

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Well done, Rosalie Beckwith

Hey are you on Instagram? I want to talk to you please help me

I also did awesome. I left school with no qualifications because I hated school. They taught me nothing I needed to know in high school. Learned to read and write in primary school. The rest was a waste of time. I home schooled my children. They are multi lingual from spending many long holidays in Europe. Home was Scotland.

Agree…too easy and too slow

You could have watched it at a higher speed. I changed it to 1.25

Congratulations on successfully completing the task! It's great to have confidence in your abilities and to feel proud of your accomplishments. It's also wonderful to have supportive parents who have encouraged and believed in you. Believing in oneself and maintaining a healthy self-esteem can be valuable for personal growth and well-being. It's important to acknowledge and celebrate our strengths, intelligence, and inner beauty. However, it's also important to remember that intelligence comes in various forms and can manifest differently in different individuals. It's great to embrace our unique talents and qualities while also recognizing and respecting the strengths of others. Encouraging and uplifting oneself is indeed important, and it can create a positive mindset. At the same time, it's valuable to extend that positivity and encouragement to others, fostering an environment of support and collaboration. Together, we can celebrate the accomplishments and strengths of both ourselves and those around us.

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So nice of you

You're so welcome!

Thanks for sharing!

Nice result, John Fleming. Thanks for being here.

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Joy if you chose badger & aardvark you missed 2 answers, sorry not bad

Wow! You are really appreciatable person

I find your statement funny cuz the word "correctly' is not correct English. You should be saying "I got them all "correct".

@@ahorsewithnoname5702 Good catch

I agree with you on that.

Bobcat

the picture does not give a true indicatation as to either, bobcat or lynx, lynx is the cat family name and one species of the lynx is a bobcat, what you need to consider in this question is the other two answers, which it is clearly not either of those. you have to give the answer bobcat.

@@Flo-qf1hi I think we are saying that the picture is wrong for the choices of answers.

Hmm I think there are total 22 questions...

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In the language area I missed one and in the animal area I missed 3🤭 I definitely need more help there lol

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Keep going. Keep growing. 💪

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where are you from?

@@leandra5309 he must be an Indian.

@@mausumigoswami8185 Indians don't eat noodles. He's called soupie noodles so I don't think Indian. Asian yes.

Thank you very much for being here, Agapi Hanialidi

Glad it was useful.

You're welcome!

Also difficult because several of those animals are only in the continents of America.

Glad it helped!

You're wrong. Affect is always a noun & effect is always a verb. Give me an example.

@@barbrn oh dear ... He was a happy person whose affect was always cheery. I would like to effect a change in your knowledge of English grammar.

@@barbrn Affect vs. Effect  Alice E.M. Underwood · Grammar Affect and effect are easy to mix up. Here’s the short version of how to use affect vs. effect. Affect is usually a verb, and it means to impact or change. Effect is usually a noun, an effect is the result of a change. Watch out! There are certain situations and fixed phrases that break the general usage rules for these words.

@@debbierowley9596 Thanks for reminding me of that. It's just not a usual usage.

Always happy to be helpful for learners

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Thank you for liking, Rajamah Hassan

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You need some practice.

Well done, Margaret Cooke

Me, too....I loved school, especially English classes.

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Lol. I as well. Math bored me🤔

For me math is a easy

That's still a nice result, Margie Damian. Thanks for being here.

Well done, Joan Dondero

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Thank you!

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Livia: should be ....thank you for these kind of quizzes or this kind of quiz.

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Thanks for sharing.

The trick is to remember that affect comes first alphabetically, and an action (to affect) has to occur before you can have a result (an effect).

I still have trouble with it, but I try to remember them as effect (currently happening) and affect (a result of something that happened in past reference). For example, ‘chemo has powerful effects’ and ‘I was affected by the murder of my mother.’

I believe 98% of Americans don't know this either (I am in the 2%). The word 'impact' has annoyingly and incorrectly replaced 'affect' in a lot of uses.

Nice work, thanks for being here.

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I'M 77 - MISSED ONE

Yeah, the two I missed were spelling! Gads! So annoying, I was cooking there until the spelling!

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Nice score! Thanks for watching ❤

That’s the only word I failed on never heard the word apprise

Same here! Only one I got wrong

Yeah, most Americans don’t either

Glad to be helpful, Mrs.Leni

You should have written: Four mistakes each in confused words and spelling (the rest is OK). Good job!

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Thanks you, Sabrina Sergi

Great job!

That's still a nice score, thanks!

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THERE WERE 22!

Excellent!

That's fantastic! Scoring twenty-one out of twenty-two is an outstanding achievement. Your dedication and skill are evident, and I'm glad to hear that you found the experience instructive. Continuously challenging yourself and seeking knowledge is a commendable approach. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask. Keep up the excellent work!

Glad you think so!

Thanks for subbing

That's still a nice score, thanks!

You're welcome!

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I understand of course Not every time is always in perfect, Life is not Perfect Speaking Mouth & Speaking Mind is also not perfect

There were 22!

@@lindametushi1066 well I think there was 22 questions

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