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  • "The instructions were useless, so the students had to ask the teacher for help." The suffix -LESS indicates:
    without
    again
    full of
    before
  • "The article contained misinformation about the event." The prefix MIS- suggests that the information was:
    repeated
    incorrect
    produced before the event
    very useful
  • "The students prepared the presentation themselves." “Themselves” is:
    reflexive
    object
    subject
    possessive
  • Compare: A. "Students who study regularly perform better." and B. "My brother, who studies regularly, performs well." What is the main difference?
    The first clause helps identify the group; the second gives
    Both clauses have exactly the same function.
    The first clause gives extra information; the second identif
    Neither sentence contains a relative clause.
  • "The teacher spoke to the students after they finished the exam, asking them to wait outside." Who do THEY and THEM refer to?
    the exam
    the students
    the teacher
    outside
  • "She studies English every day." “She” is a:
    object pronoun
    reflexive pronoun
    possessive pronoun
    subject pronoun
  • "The book which I bought yesterday is excellent." “Which” refers to:
    book
    yesterday
    I
    excellent
  • Which sentence contains a non-defining relative clause?
    The teacher who helped me was kind.
    The book that I bought is interesting.
    My sister, who lives in São Paulo, is a doctor.
    Students who study usually improve.
  • "The student whose phone was stolen reported the incident." “Whose” expresses:
    place
    opposition
    time
    possession
  • "The website provides useful information for students." The suffix -FUL suggests:
    full of / characterized by
    before
    a person who does something
    without
  • "This laptop belongs to Maria. It is hers." “Hers” expresses:
    object
    reflexive action
    possession
    subject
  • "Maria moved to London after graduating. She found a job there." Who does SHE refer to?
    London
    job
    Maria
    graduation
  • "The students had to rewrite their essays." What does REWRITE mean?
    Write incorrectly
    Write again
    Write for the first time
    Write before
  • "The instructions were unclear." What does UNCLEAR mean?
    Not clear
    Clear before
    Very clear
    Clear again
  • "I called her yesterday." “Her” is:
    a reflexive pronoun
    an object pronoun
    a possessive pronoun
    a subject pronoun
  • Complete the sentence: "The website ______ provides information about scholarships is very useful."
    THAT / WHICH
  • "The university offered the students scholarships because they had excellent grades." Who does THEY refer to?
    university
    students
    scholarships
    grades
  • "The information was unreliable, so the students decided to check another source." Without translating the whole sentence, explain what UNRELIABLE probably means.
    NOT RELIABLE / THAT CANNOT BE TRUSTED
  • "The article was misleading, and several readers developed an incorrect understanding of the issue." What does MISLEADING most likely mean?
    Easy to understand
    Repeated several times
    Made to believe something incorrectly
    Published before an event
  • "The students who study regularly usually perform better." The relative clause:
    gives information about the students
    describes the exams
    describes the school
    gives information about the teachers
  • "The two researchers disagreed about the results." The prefix DIS- indicates:
    possibility
    time before something
    opposition/disagreement
    repetition
  • "Her happiness was obvious when she received the news." The suffix -NESS indicates:
    absence
    repetition
    a person
    a state or quality
  • "The woman who lives next door is a doctor." “Who” refers to:
    door
    woman
    next
    doctor
  • Which sentence is correct?
    The woman which works here is my teacher.
    The woman whose works here is my teacher.
    The woman where works here is my teacher.
    The woman who works here is my teacher.
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