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Question: #5: Answer B also correct. #7: Answer A also. #8: I suspect you likely meant answer B. #9: "To quit" might be the better choice. #10: The sentence seems to make no sense. Did you mean "She lost her keys, then she found them"? #11: Answer D also. #25: Answer A also. #27: Answer C also. #28: Answer D also. #29: Answer B also. #31: Answer C also. #34: Answer B also.

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2. We had run for two hours, also possible ; He works in the garden all day( habit, also possible);16. We will be walking this time tomorrow

10/10. But...She will meet/ going to meet her best friend tomorrow, NOT meets...tomorrow

I scored 48/51. Thank you so much 🎉🎉

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My score is 10/10 .Thanks for sharing the question and answer.🌹🌹

My score is 15/15. Thanks for sharing this video 🌹🌹

Quetion: #2: Answer D, past-perfect, also correct. #4: Answer A also. #7: Answer A also. Was studying, but no longer is. #9: Answers B, D also. #11: Answer A also. #12: Answer C also. #15: Answer D also. #26: Answer C also.

I have only 1 mistake. Here have 36 questions not 35🙂

During this afternoon (Saturday, June 29, 2024) I took your "Mixed English Grammar Quiz # challenge 63",and I scored 34/35! Thanks! Larry Carroll

Thanks, I have done 4 mistakes 😊

42 out of 51

Thanks for giving english grammar quiz practice. ✍️

In 5th question how it will be are is answer.could you please explain

Good luck

Many questions had multiple correct answers. "He prefers soccer over tennis". 'Her daughter is good student. She does her homework every night'. or 'Her late daughter was good student. She did her homework every night'. Quiz is full of items with multiple correct answers depending om the situation. If there is a party every week then, "I go to the party with my friends" but if there was one last week then "I went to the party with my friends."

#22 "am going" is perfectly correct for a party yet to happen.

#13 Should be "are having" since it's in the future, "next Saturday". Or "will have".

But parts of were Spelling, not Grammar.

NOTE: Please disregard my accidental posting of just a moment ago. Mistakenly hit the send key. Bellow is my intended posting. Question: #10: Answer A also correct. #15: Answer A and D also correct. #19: Answer C also. #21: Answer B also. #22: Answer A also. #26: Answer C also. #31: Answer A also. #33: Answer A also. #34: Answer B also ( pronounced "reed").

Question: #10: Answer A also correct. #15: Answer A also. She had been working, but no longer does. Answer D also. Simple past tense.

Thanks for your grammar I got 28