what is the difference between auxiliary and linking verbs?

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First, the pronoun "I" and its contractions are always capitalized, regardless of where they appear in the sentence. Question: #1: If the sentence is being phrased as a question, then answer B. #2: "Letters" plural. Correct answer: "do you?" #3: Assuming you meant "I didn't go to college yesterday, did you?" #8: Answer D is of course incorrect. Answer C is correct. #9: The word is "egotist." #10: The word is spelled "omniscient," and such beings are spelled in upper case -- He. #11: Did you mean "Let's"? As an American, I have no idea what "geeta" is. If it's the title of a book, it should be capitalized. #12: Answer A is incorrect. The correct answer is "didn't he." #13: Answer A is incorrect. The correct answer is D. #15: "Daren't" is not a word. There is no contraction for "dare not."

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Question: #1: "IS by speaking" #5, #11,#15: The pronoun "I" and its contractions are always capitalized, regardless of where they appear in the sentence. #6: "my letter," not "me letter." #10: Capitalize "When" and "Simon." #12: Did you mean "Is Jo taller than Chris?"? #16: "comes to visit" delete "is" #18: "Sunday" #23: Capitalize "Kane." #26: Answer B is incorrect. Answer A is correct.

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4:55 As a matter of face?!?!? I guess you meant "as a matter of fact", didn't you?

19/20

I was 99% correct. Failed with swim past participle, swam instead of swum

Never seen such a nonsense on KZfaq

Are you sure? the plural form of fish is fish

Garbage

Scored 18/20

I have found all correctly

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I scored 29/30

The test is clearly not made by a native English speaker or by someone who speaks English proficiently

100% correct

++ "Please pass me the SALT."

Whoever presented this can't speak English. Almost every answer is incorrect. Why do you past this??

True, it should be identified as a present continuous test. ++ Sentence "He is meeting his friends office work" is of course a syntax error. Did you mean to say "He is meeting his office friends at work"? Just trying how discern your intent.

This should be present continuous you gronk!

Wrestel is wrong

Chair

Break

Candle

Learn

Drop

Size

Many sentences are phrased in a maner that allows for more than one correct verb-tense answer. Question: #1: Answer A also correct. #3: Answer B also. #4: Answer B also. #5: Answer A also. #6: Answer A also. #7: Answer B also. #9: Answer B also. #10: Answer C also. #11: Answer C also. #12: Answer A also. #13: Answer C also. #14: Answer A totally incorrect. ""We has" is never correct. There would be two correct choices, either "We better not talk too much." or "We had better not talk too much." #16: Answer C also. Also the word is spelled "carols," and uncapitalized.

All answers were correct, except one. "I enquired into the matter" would be correct.

Excellent test; just one error though. "I inquired into the matter" would be correct. "Of" or any other additional preposition would of course be incorrect.

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Question: #3: I believe a better choice would be "insist" or "require." "Request" seems a bit too soft or flexible. #16: Answers A and C are themselves totally synonymous.

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100% correct. "Subject" is the correct spelling.

++ "Rahul and his friend WERE also invited to the party." ++ "Either of the two dresses looks good." or "Either of the two dresses SHALL LOOK good." There is no cicumstance where "shall looks" would be correct. ++ "Each and every member has to vote." Answer C is incorrect. ++ "Half of the class WAS empty." Answer C is incorrect. ++ "Physics is different to understand." Did you mean "difficult to understand"? ++ "My mother, along with other, was worried." Did you mean "others"? ++ "She need not a lot of stress." Did you mean "needs"? ++ "None of the candidates have responded." Strictly speaking, " none" is singular, so the correct answer would be " None of the candidates has responded."

100% correct. " Acquire " is the correct spelling.

++ "I was reading a book at 9:00 pm." Omit "night", it is redundant, 9:00 pm means night. ++ "She loved chocolates" also correct. ++ "June" all months and weekdays are always capitalized. ++ "The boys have/had gone to school." Either would be correct. ++ "He has been/had been studying for six hours." Either would be correct. "Has been" if he is still currently studying; "had been" if he was but no longer is now studying.

OK for juniors....take care of spelling mistake for example neutral is appearing as neufral !

Either "Lila was engaged TO him." or if for example he and Lila were engaged in a discussion or activity, then "Lila was engaged WITH him" Answer D is incorrect.

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All answers were correct. "Exercise"is the correct spelling.

++ "He was born IN July" not ON July. When specifying the month, use "in"; for the day, use "on." Example: He was born on August 12th. ++ "grandparents" is spelled as one word.

I'm thinking one of bidens DEI hire put this together

An excellent selection of some very common idioms. But I suspect many test takers would benefit from a brief explanation of their meanings.

20/20 - some of the answers are repeated in the options/ choices