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English 24 Public

Check if the sentences are correct or incorrect according to grammar and/or vocabulary. This game is based on Unit 1 and Unit 2A - Personal Best B1+a

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Yesterday I heard Lee talking with Kate and they said they're not going to tell anybody about their divorce.

CORRECT

I told to Sarah that I love Jason and I asked her not to say my secret.

INCORRECT (Correction: told Sarah / tell my secret)

He talked very quickly and loudly.

CORRECT

She said sorry with tears in her eyes.

CORRECT

He said a lie to me.

INCORRECT (Correction: told a lie)

The instructions were very confused to me. I took some time to understand them.

INCORRECT (Correction: confusing)

It was exciting to hear that our team won.

CORRECT

The accident was terrible! Everyone around was really shocking.

INCORRECT (Correction: shocked)

The pranks we saw on TV last night were really amusing. We laughed a lot.

CORRECT

Mosquitos are really annoyed when we want to sleep.

INCORRECT (correction: annoying)

I asked Monika to send me a call later.

INCORRECT (Correction: give me a call)

I didn't commented to your e-mail because I was in a meeting. Sorry.

INCORRECT (Correction: reply to your e-mail)

My friends always share on my blog posts. Sometimes we have long discussions online.

INCORRECT (Correction: comment on my blog posts)

In the phrase 'get a text message', the verb 'get' is the same as 'send'.

INCORRECT (Correction: 'get' is the same as 'receive')

'Speak face to face' is the same as 'keep in touch'.

INCORRECT

If you're not believing me, ask Paul.

INCORRECT: (Correction: If you don't believe me)