- The following sentence contains one or more mistakes. Choose the correct alternative. "I have used to meet with her every day".   I used to meet her every day

- The following sentence contains one or more mistakes. Choose the correct alternative. "This chair is very valuable. You mustn't look after it very carefully and you could must damage it".   This chair is very valuable. You must look after it very carefully and you mustn't damage it

- The following sentence contains one or more mistakes. Find the right alternative. "We can't to drive along here because the road has being repaired".   We can't drive along here because the road is being repaired

- The following sentence contains one or more mistakes; choose the correct alternative. "How many milk did you bought?".   How much milk did you buy?

- The following sentence contains one or more mistakes; choose the correct alternative. "I have never and never will ask for special treatment".   I have never asked and never will ask for special treatment

- The following sentence contains one or more mistakes; choose the correct alternative. "Susan has more money than Mary but less of Helen".   Susan has more money than Mary but less than Helen

- The part of the following sentence between square brackets contains one or more mistakes; choose the correct form. "[All guests have danced] and were tired".   All the guests had been dancing

- The part of the following sentence between square brackets contains one or more mistakes; choose the correct form. "Where's Robert? [Not is here] today?".   Isn't he here

- The part of the following sentence in square brackets contains one or more mistakes; choose the correct form. "Many of the world's leading scientists and doctors [were giving speeches] at next week's conference on AIDS".   will be giving speeches

- The part of the following sentence in square brackets contains one or more mistakes; choose the correct form. "My mother [take great caring of her shous and cloths]".   takes great care of her shoes and clothes

- The phrases in square brackets of the following sentence contain some mistakes. Choose the right alternatives. [In a his most recent speech], Mr. Smith accused the Minister [of have distorted the facts]".   In his most recent speech; of having distorted the facts