LESSON 38. ERRORS WITH VERBALS

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Identifying and correcting a variety of errors involving verbals.

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LESSON 38. ERRORS WITH VERBALS


LESSON 38. ERRORS WITH VERBALSVersion en ligne Identifying and correcting a variety of errors involving verbals. par Educational Assistant 1 [The] most [widely] used material for [package] consumer goods [is] cardboard. a The b widely used c package d is 2 One of [the latest] methods [of quarrying] stone is [to cutting] the stone [with] a jet torch. a the latest b of quarrying c to cutting d with a 3 In 1944 biologist Charles Michener [devised] a system for [to classify] the [approximately] 20,000 [species of] bees. a devised b to classify c approximately d species of 4 Most candles are made of paraffin wax [mix] with compounds [that have] higher melting points [to keep] them from [melting] in hot weather. a mix b that have c to keep d melting 5 Machines [used] to [harvest] tree crops such as cherries or almonds can be [classified] either as shakers [and] as pick-up machines. a used b harvest c classified d and 6 Fishing cats, [found] in Southeast Asia, are [distinguished] by their [webbed] feet, which enable them [catching] fish. a found b distinguished c webbed d catching 7 Geothermal [energy] is energy [to obtain] by [using] heat from [the Earth's] interior. a energy b to obtain c using d the Earth's 8 [Bathe] in mineral water has [long been] believed [to have] beneficial [effects]. a Bathe b long been c to have d effects 9 It is [the facets] [cut] into a diamond that [make] it [to sparkle]. a the facets b cut c make d to sparkle 10 Ralph Blakelock [specialized] in [paint] wild, lonely nighttime [landscapes], usually with black trees [silhouetted] against the moon. a specialized b paint c landscapes d silhouetted 11 The Farallon Islands are [a group of] [uninhabited] islands [lying] about [40 mile] west of San Francisco a a group of b uninhabited c lying d 40 mile 12 The [crushing] leaves of yarrow plants [can serve] as a [traditional] medicine for [cleansing] wounds. a crushing b can serve c traditional d cleansing 13 Robert A. Moog [developed] an electronic device that could [be] used [for play] [synthesized] music. a developed b be c for play d synthesized 14 Hypnosis [is sometimes] employed [as a] means of [helping] people to quit [to smoke]. a is sometimes b as a c helping d to smoke 15 Throughout his [long career], Pete Seeger [has been] a [lead] figure in [reviving] folk music. a long career b has been c lead d reviving Explicación 1 [C] packaging 2 [C] to cut 3 [B] classifying 4 [A] mixed 5 [D] or 6 [D] to catch 7 [B] obtained 8 [A] Bathing 9 [D] sparkle 10 [B] painting 11 [D] 40 miles 12 [A] crushed 13 [C] for playing 14 [D] smoking 15 [C] leading

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LESSON 38. ERRORS WITH VERBALSVersion en ligne

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[The] most [widely] used material for [package] consumer goods [is] cardboard.

One of [the latest] methods [of quarrying] stone is [to cutting] the stone [with] a jet torch.

In 1944 biologist Charles Michener [devised] a system for [to classify] the [approximately] 20,000 [species of] bees.

Most candles are made of paraffin wax [mix] with compounds [that have] higher melting points [to keep] them from [melting] in hot weather.

Machines [used] to [harvest] tree crops such as cherries or almonds can be [classified] either as shakers [and] as pick-up machines.

Fishing cats, [found] in Southeast Asia, are [distinguished] by their [webbed] feet, which enable them [catching] fish.

Geothermal [energy] is energy [to obtain] by [using] heat from [the Earth's] interior.

[Bathe] in mineral water has [long been] believed [to have] beneficial [effects].

It is [the facets] [cut] into a diamond that [make] it [to sparkle].

Ralph Blakelock [specialized] in [paint] wild, lonely nighttime [landscapes], usually with black trees [silhouetted] against the moon.

The Farallon Islands are [a group of] [uninhabited] islands [lying] about [40 mile] west of San Francisco

The [crushing] leaves of yarrow plants [can serve] as a [traditional] medicine for [cleansing] wounds.

Robert A. Moog [developed] an electronic device that could [be] used [for play] [synthesized] music.

Hypnosis [is sometimes] employed [as a] means of [helping] people to quit [to smoke].

Throughout his [long career], Pete Seeger [has been] a [lead] figure in [reviving] folk music.

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