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The new exhibit at the history museum provides a surprisingly fascinating look at the milling industry in the American Midwest. No error
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Covered in tapestries, paintings, and maps, the cozy library looked like it held a million secrets. No error
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Jean’s favorite activities are playing with her dog, visiting her grandmother, and going to the library. No error
This sentence is completely parallel. If it had said "to visit" instead of "visiting", that would have been incorrect.
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We both enjoy exploring grocery stores, so when we shop together it tends to be a long and unproductive trip. No error
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The penguins failed to understand that the trainer wanted them to twirl around in circles, so they continued to swim around their tank as usual. No error
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The reason Mary and Kelly got into a fight was not their personalities but instead their shared love interest.
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Lucy realized that she would not be able to arrive at the opera in a timely manner. No error
This is a grammatically correct sentence that needs no stylistic improvements.
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While I usually do not like talking about celebrity couples, I will say that that famous pop singer and his partner are a very nice pair. No error
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The tigers, along with the elephants, receive a lot of attention from visitors at the zoo, as they are such majestic and incredible creatures. No error
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Experts agree that one's likelihood of developing heart disease is proportionate to the amount of cholesterol one ingests in one's food. No error
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Tourists that visit Thailand can do a lot on a tight budget because everything is very inexpensive, at least when compared to prices in the United States. No error
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While some people find that juggling muliple jobs exhausts them, others find it very energizing. No error
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There are many musicals in New York City, but there are even more in London, which often surprises people. No error
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After smelling the cookies her roommate was baking in the kitchen, Veronica had an extremely hard time focusing on her biology homework. No error
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I would rather run an entire marathon than spend one more day sitting at that table nibbling crumpets. No error
This sentence is correct as written. “Entire” is an adjective that modifies a noun, “than spend one more day” is a logical comparison, “that” is a demonstrative pronoun used correctly, and “nibbling” is a present progressive verb that describes a concurrent action.
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I found it bothersome that the saleswoman said the cheetah-print ottoman did not come in purple, especially since we special ordered one to match our living room’s color palette. No error
This sentence is correct as written. “Bothersome” is an adjective that describes a pronoun, “said” is a verb in the correct tense, “especially” is an adverb that is used appropriately, and “one” is a pronoun that agrees with its antecedent.
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Thomas invited us over for a home-cooked meal at his place, but I doubt he could so much as scramble an egg. No error
This sentence is correct as written. “Invited us over for” is a conventional use of prepositions, “his” is a pronoun that agrees with “Thomas,” “but” is the appropriate conjunction, and “doubt” is a verb in the correct tense.
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Since he arrived in Minnesota two weeks ago, my uncle Ted has gone fishing at least ten times. No error
This sentence is correct as written. “Arrived in” is a conventional combination of verb and preposition, “two weeks ago” is a correctly formed adverbial phrase, “my” is a pronoun used correctly, and “has gone fishing” is in the appropriate tense.
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She wrote all day and all night, and she only stopped when she had run out of words. No error
This sentence is correct as written. “All day and all night” are correctly coordinated adverbial phrases, “she” is a pronoun that agrees with the previous pronoun, “stopped” is a verb in the correct tense, and “had run out” is a correct combination of verb and preposition.
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Replace the underlined portion with the answer choice that results in a sentence that is clear, precise, and meets the requirements of standard written English. One of the answer choices reproduces the underlined portion as it is written in the sentence.
With excitement sparkling behind the tears in her eyes, Mary announced that her poodle, the pride and joy of her life, had just won the regional dog show.
This sentence is correct as written. “Behind” is the appropriate use of a preposition, the comma between “eyes” and “Mary” is grammatical, “announced” is a verb in the correct tense, and “had just won” is an appropriate combination of verb and adverb.
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