<p>For the painting…I put “it” as the error. There was no reference of a painting in the sentence. </p>
<p>It was Mr. Barthamelow’s interest in painting…not the painting…</p>
<p>I put C, because I thought that the second but clause would require a verb?
Not too sure about the bees one though</p>
<p>no error for bees and barthamelow</p>
<h1>28 was “auditory” because “audible” is the correct word and #29 had a comparison error (c i think).</h1>
<p>also 26 or 27 the answer was A (should have been “me” not “I”)</p>
<p>^ i agree with stix2400</p>
<p>It was something like…</p>
<p>Since I have known of(answer?) Mr. Bartholemew’s interest in the painting for a long time, that he constantly pursued it(answer?) still surprised me (no error)</p>
<p>It said “in the painting,” not just “in painting”
so I put no error…
I didn’t know if there was a mistake in “known of.”
is it idiomatic?</p>
<p>Ok anyone remember the question for 29?</p>
<p>Are you guys sure it wasn’t “just by?” The sentence was like: “Just by unplugging your cell phone charger, you can save energy.”</p>
<p>@1294739
it didn’t have a subject after “unplugging your cellphone charger”
it was just</p>
<p>“unplugging your cellphone charger can save energy”</p>
<p>the essay I thought was easy… I just talked about Human Rights and something I observed involving a pregnant teen.</p>
<p>Ok. Thanks. I just don’t remember what I put. Here’s hoping I put “Just.” And that I get a 11/12 essay.</p>
<p>Oh darn, I missed the question with auditory in it. I knew something was wrong but apparently my brain was so fuddled that I forgot it was audible. 
I didn’t like the essay prompt, because the examples I prepared were down-to-earth and much too serious…I kind of left the conclusion hanging. Hrm. :/</p>
<p>I put just as well. Hoping for a 12 on essay and 800/750 writing.
@ nk9230: did you get the same essay as us? (Humor and situations)</p>
<p>I got both the automobile(hybrid) and the troubadour passages, not sure which one is experimental, hope it’s the troubadour one lol</p>
<p>@hudablossom </p>
<p>yeah, I did.</p>
<h1>29 was about langston hughs</h1>
<p>comparing his writing to someone else’s. It was C i think, a comparison error.</p>
<p>troubadour was a dummy, i think</p>
<p>Hmmm the Langston Hughes one…
where in the sentence was the error? Do you remember the word/phrase?</p>
<p>I though on the Bartholemew one it said Mr. Bartholemew’s interest in the painting for a long time, that he constantly pursued it still surprises me (should be still surprised me)</p>
<p>The error was that the writing was being compared to mark twain; it should have been compared to his writing.</p>
<p>^^ It was astonishes, but same thing. I put no error for Bartholomew…so was it the astonishment that had an error?</p>