The Tell-Tale Heart REVISING Part 2

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Analyze the errors in the sentences and choose the best answer.

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The Tell-Tale Heart REVISING Part 2


The Tell-Tale Heart REVISING Part 2Version en ligne Analyze the errors in the sentences and choose the best answer. par Olga Gilbert 1 1. The narrator says that he is not mad. 2. A madman cannot plan. What is the most effective way to. combine sentence 1 and 2? a A madman cannot plan because the narrator says he is not mad. b The narrator says that he is not mad because a madman cannot plan. c The narrator says that he is not mad, and a madman cannot plan. d A madman cannot plan, but the narrator says that he is not mad. 2 1. The narrator stood quietly at the door. 2. He lifted the cloth that covered the light. What is the most effective TRANSITION to add at the beginning of sentence 2? a First, b Also, c However, d Then 3 1. The eye was always closed. 2. It was impossible for the narrator to do his work. What is the best way to combine sentence 1 and 2? a The eye was always closed because it was impossible for the narrator to do his work. b The eye was closed, but it was impossible for the narrator to do his work. c The eye was always closed, it was impossible for the narrator to do his work. d The eye was always closed, so it was impossible for the narrator to do hos work. 4 1 .The door opened. 2. I put my head in. What is the most effective way to combine sentence 1 and 2? a The door opened, and I put my head in. b The door opened when I put my head in. c When the door opened, I put my head it. d I put my head in, but the door opened. 5 1. The narrator put his hand in the door. 2. Then, he put in his head. What is the most effective TRANSITION to add to the beginning od sentence 1? a Next, b First, c Finally, d However, 6 "It's true! I have been ill. Very ill." What is the most effective word to replace the word "ILL"? a sad b sick c healthy d mad 7 "Is it not clear that I am not mad?" What is the most effective word to replace the word "MAD"? a angry b healthy c crazy d sick 8 1.. Every morning the narrator went into the old man's room. 2. Every morning the narrator spoke to the old man with a warm, friendly voice. What is the most effective way to combine sentence 1 and 2? a Every morning the narrator went into the old man's room and spoke to him with a warm, friendly voice. b Every morning the narrator went into the old man's room, every morning the narrator spoke to the old man with a warm, friendly voice. c Every morning the narrator went and spoke to the old man. d Every morning the narrator went and then spoke with a warm, friendly voice.

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The Tell-Tale Heart REVISING Part 2Version en ligne

par Olga Gilbert

1. The narrator says that he is not mad. 2. A madman cannot plan. What is the most effective way to. combine sentence 1 and 2?

1. The narrator stood quietly at the door. 2. He lifted the cloth that covered the light. What is the most effective TRANSITION to add at the beginning of sentence 2?

1. The eye was always closed. 2. It was impossible for the narrator to do his work. What is the best way to combine sentence 1 and 2?

1 .The door opened. 2. I put my head in. What is the most effective way to combine sentence 1 and 2?

1. The narrator put his hand in the door. 2. Then, he put in his head. What is the most effective TRANSITION to add to the beginning od sentence 1?

"It's true! I have been ill. Very ill." What is the most effective word to replace the word "ILL"?

"Is it not clear that I am not mad?" What is the most effective word to replace the word "MAD"?

1.. Every morning the narrator went into the old man's room. 2. Every morning the narrator spoke to the old man with a warm, friendly voice. What is the most effective way to combine sentence 1 and 2?