Identify the error in each sentence: Up to the World War II almost all (A) important research (B) in physics had been made (C) in universities, with only university funds for support (D)

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• There's a pretty little fishing village    _.

• After graduating from high school, many students ________ at a college or university.

• Maria has only one eye, she lost  .............   3 years ago after falling on some broken glass.

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• It was  .............   furniture that I didn't buy it.

• There’s a ___ of blackbirds at the bottom of the garden.

   

• - I have caught a cold.

  You  ..............   the windows open last night. It was very cold outside.

• Identify the error in each sentence: This table is not study enough to support a television, and that one probably isn’t neither

• My first school day was a ............... event in my life.

• Choose the best answer among A, B, C or D that best completes each sentence: “Why is Tony in prison?” “He …..of robbery.”

• Windsurfing or _______ is the sport of sailing on water standing on a windsurfer.

• Don't forget _    a letter when you arrive there.

• Choose the correct option:

  A football match is divided_________ 2 rounds.

• I’m sure your letter hasn’t arrived yet. If it _________, I’m sure I _________ it. 

• ............... wait for no man.

• Find the underlined part in each sentence that should be corrected: 

  The first nation park in the world, calling Yellowstone Park, was established in 1872.

• Identify the error in each sentence: Jim was upset last night because he had to do too many homeworks.

• Although Patricia is a doctor herself it doesn't_______ to special treatment and she will have to join the waiting list like everyone else.

• Identify the error in each sentence: Recently, the island of Hawaii had been the subject of intensive research on the occurrence of earthquakes

• Today the move away from rigid rules makes it much easier (1) ________ the right way to behave because there are fewer out and out ‘wrongs’. Of course there are still a few situations where inflexible rules (2) ________, although these are mainly concerned with official functions. But nine times out of ten, the way you choose to behave is (3) ________ you, with one very important proviso: that you keep firmly in (4)________ the basis (5)________ etiquette has grown up; in other words, the need always to consider other people's feelings first. 
  Some people, for instance, are very informal and outgoing by (6) ________, while others prefer to be more reserved and formal. Younger people tend to be less formal than their parents. Habits can (7) ________ in different parts of the country. Behaviour which may be commonplace in the capital - like arriving later than the stated time - can often be unconventional (8) ________. Just remember the basic rule of consideration for others, and when in doubt, follow the example of those around you. Etiquette is a skill that is easily learned and it brings the benefits of other people's appreciation whenever you (9) ________ in practice. It's a pleasure to spend time with people who are reliably courteous and (10) ________; it's also pleasant to feel that you will always know what to do or say in any circumstances, mundane or extraordinary
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• If a boss wants to have a well-qualified staff, he should have to pay his employees _______.