13 Questions
Which of the following expressions is used to express the negation of exception according to the given text?
Even
Which of the following is a correct sentence according to the given text?
She likes him as little as I do
Which of the following verbs is used with 'about' only according to the given text?
read
Which word combines negative meaning with the idea of exception according to the given text?
only
'She doesn’t like him as much as I don’t' is correct
False
'A more intelligent monkey than John' is correct
False
Both 'a player taller than John' and 'a taller player than John' are correct
True
Which of the following is a correct sentence about lakes with more than two objects according to the text?
This lake is the deepest of these lakes
Which of the following is a correct sentence according to the text?
John is as strong as Bill
Which of the following is a correct statement about the use of 'on' and 'about' according to the text?
'On' is used for formal acts, while 'about' is used for mental states
Which of the following is a correct statement about negative questions in Korean and English?
Koreans answer 'No' to negative questions, while Americans answer 'Yes'
Which of the following is an incorrect statement about indirect speech?
Verbs like 'growl', 'gasp', 'grunt', 'laugh', and 'shout' remains same with indirect speech
Which of the following is a correct statement about asking for the weather?
'What is the weather like today?'
Study Notes
Grammatical Rules and Exceptions
- The expression "except" is used to express the negation of exception.
- The word "except" combines negative meaning with the idea of exception.
Correct Sentence Structures
- "A more intelligent monkey than John" is a correct sentence.
- Both "a player taller than John" and "a taller player than John" are correct sentences.
Prepositions and Negation
- The verb "talk" is used with "about" only.
- "On" and "about" are used differently in certain contexts.
Comparisons and Questions
- Sentences with more than two objects, such as those about lakes, require specific structures.
- Negative questions in Korean and English have different formats.
Indirect Speech and Weather
- Indirect speech has specific rules and exceptions.
- Asking for the weather follows certain question structures.
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