<p>Really? I might have chose something else. What were the other choices?
I’m pretty sure If i were given the opportunity. Not Were I given …</p>
<p>Do u guys remember question on section 10?
It was like … Themes predominantly in poetry, ________ blah blah</p>
<p>What was the answer to the question about the difference between the insects? There was a difference in their feeding habits and size i think.</p>
<p>@violinplayer: I believe it was the rate at which they matured, however, that was a reading experimental section.</p>
<p>hey i don’t know if these have been discussed:</p>
<p>the coffee tasted bitterly and smells burned…what was wrong? bitterly sounds wrong but so does burned, i think it should be bitter and burnt</p>
<p>the one about indonesian music ensembles consist of groups of musical instruments built to be played together…i said no error?</p>
<p>first is bitterly</p>
<p>partyallthetime, I think it should have been bitter instead of bitterly because it’s describing how the coffee tasted, so it’s an adjective and not an adverb…see rover112’s post a few back. and I’m glad to hear that other people put “Interest in reviving” instead of “Interest to revive” on that Olympics question!</p>
<p>rover112, I said it was correct as well. All the others sounded awkward.</p>
<p>how much do you think a 10 on the essay and 2 wrong on the MC will get me. the writing wasnt extremely easy or extremely hard so im guessing its gonna be a normal curve.</p>
<p>about the olympics question
everyone is saying that “interested to revive” is idiomatically incorrect, and i agree
but in the same sentence it said “…with such sports like bla bla bla”
it should have been “wish such sports AS bla bla bla”</p>
<p>@party send up the ambiguity to collegeboard. maybe we’ll get a better curve because of it.</p>
<p>^ I was thinking about e-mailing collegeboard about that coffee question as well. There obviously can’t be two errors in one sentence. (Bitterly —> Bitter and Burned —> Burnt)</p>
<p>what is -1 with a 10 essay?
and what essay do you have to get to get an 800 with -0?</p>
<p>@bio1995
I think I may do the same. The sentence clearly possessed two errors.</p>
<p>I thought burnt was british english like learnt or learned. Learnt is often incorrect in U.S classrooms.</p>
<p>a quick dictionary search tells you that they are different spellings but both correct. And bitterly was OBVIOUSLY wrong. It should have been an ajective.</p>
<p>
So are we in agreement that “interest to revive” is the definite error in this sentence? I don’t actually recall there being the phrase “with such sports like” – I only remember something about archaeologists recovering ruins, etc.</p>
<p>yes…interested takes a gerund</p>
<p>which was the one for “has decreased” or “Decreased”</p>
<p>I put “has decreased.”</p>
<p>What did you all put for the very last question in the shortest section? I’m afraid I cannot quite remember the actual question. Also, did anyone receive a prompt discussing learning?</p>
<p>What could an 11 essay with -3-5 be?</p>