ét ô ét 🥹🥹 Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the underlined part that needs correction in each of the following questions.,Question 26. Many school-leavers cannot decide whether to join the labour market or pursue its dreams at an educational,institution.,Question 27. The School Youth Union organises a drawing contest about city life last week.,Question 28. The objection of the study is to investigate the relationship between learning motivation and academic,performance.,Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the sentence that best combines each pair of sentences,Question 29. He doesn't have a sibling. He feels bored at times.,A. If he had had a sibling, he wouldn't have felt bored at times.,B. Provided that he has a sibling, he won't feel bored at times.,C. If he didn't have a sibling, he would feel bored at times.,D. Supposing he had a sibling, he wouldn't feel bored at times.,Question 30. The property prices are expensive. Few people can afford a house in the city.,A. Not until the property prices had been high did few people afford a house in the city.,B. Not only do few people afford a house in the city but the property prices are also high.,C. So high are the property prices that few people can afford a house in the city.,D. Such is the property prices that many people can afford a house in the city.,Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the sentence that is closest in meaning to each of the following questions.,Question 31. It's not necessary for us to reserve a table.,A. We should reserve a table. B. We must reserve a table.,C. We cannot reserve a table. D. We needn't reserve a table.,Question 32. The last time Linh visited her hometown was in 2021.,A. Linh hasn't visited her hometown since 2021. B. Linh has visited her hometown since 2021.

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ét ô ét  🥹🥹 Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the underlined part that needs correction in each of the following questions.,Question 26. Many school-leavers cannot decide whether to join the labour market or pursue its dreams at an educational,institution.,Question 27. The School Youth Union organises a drawing contest about city life last week.,Question 28. The objection of the study is to investigate the relationship between learning motivation and academic,performance.,Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the sentence that best combines each pair of sentences,Question 29. He doesn&#x27;t have a sibling. He feels bored at times.,A. If he had had a sibling, he wouldn&#x27;t have felt bored at times.,B. Provided that he has a sibling, he won&#x27;t feel bored at times.,C. If he didn&#x27;t have a sibling, he would feel bored at times.,D. Supposing he had a sibling, he wouldn&#x27;t feel bored at times.,Question 30. The property prices are expensive. Few people can afford a house in the city.,A. Not until the property prices had been high did few people afford a house in the city.,B. Not only do few people afford a house in the city but the property prices are also high.,C. So high are the property prices that few people can afford a house in the city.,D. Such is the property prices that many people can afford a house in the city.,Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the sentence that is closest in meaning to each of the following questions.,Question 31. It&#x27;s not necessary for us to reserve a table.,A. We should reserve a table. B. We must reserve a table.,C. We cannot reserve a table. D. We needn&#x27;t reserve a table.,Question 32. The last time Linh visited her hometown was in 2021.,A. Linh hasn&#x27;t visited her hometown since 2021. B. Linh has visited her hometown since 2021.

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Question 26: its → their

Question 27: organises → organised

Question 28: objection→ objective

Question 29: D. "Supposing he had a sibling, he wouldn't feel bored at times."

Question 30: C. "So high are the property prices that few people can afford a house in the city."

Question 31: D. "We needn't reserve a table."