<p>@ mpgh000 - But isn’t saying something like “I don’t enjoy to eat pizza” just as acceptable as saying “I don’t enjoy eating pizza”?</p>
<p>Was the last answer to the Indian passed disappointed with children ?</p>
<p>I don’t enjoy to be touched.
I don’t enjoy being touched.</p>
<p>Lopsided view because the second part didn’t make sense for temperate.</p>
<p>“To be touched” is an infinitive acting as a noun and a direct object in the sentence. “Being touched” is a gerund also acting as a noun and direct object in the sentence. So “to be lifted” is fine, no?</p>
<p>@mpgh000 how? They were able to learn from their failures. I put tempered/failures.</p>
<p>@schoolandstuff what were the wordings (or gist) of the three no error questions?</p>
<p>and what’s the general consensus of the no error questions?</p>
<p>I put navajo, #20, and #28</p>
<p>Tempered: Adjusted or attuned by the addition of a counterbalancing element.</p>
<p>That’s probably the most applicable definition…basically, his view was not as extreme as others because he “tempered” it by talking about how failures also furthered scientific knowledge.</p>
<p>@albert I think they were the bicycle one, the Navajo one, and the electric guitar (last one)</p>
<p>@extractum sorry but my memory’s lapsing for the bicycle one… do you remeber what number or a little more detail?<br>
(like num 20 was on the top of the page with 29 and stuff)</p>
<p>@ albert29 - It was the second page of find the errors and was in the very top left.</p>
<p>@divisionbyzero YES THANK GOD</p>
<p>also, do you remember the error of 28? I remember it had to do with choosing between if the infinitive or the gerund sounded better.</p>
<p>the error was “to generate”, supposed to be “of generating”</p>
<p>@gottagetthat24</p>
<p>could “to generate” work though? Do you remember the question</p>
<p>Can anyone remember and questions and answers for the space travel one?</p>
<p>Bicycle:
(Although) the old penny-farthing cycle, (with its) large front wheel and its smaller back one, was not (very fast), it (must have been) fun to ride.</p>
<p>Navajo:
Some word was thought to mean (ancestors of) Pueblo Indians, but they recently discovered that it was Navajo (in origin). That’s a pretty rough imitation of what it actually was, but I think it should be enough.</p>
<p>Guitar:
(Even) after (lowering) the volume, Suzanne found that her electric guitar (so annoyed) the neighbors that (they) reported her to the management.</p>
<p>There was one space travel I remember that said
“The author of passage one will say what about …” And it was talking about how expensive it is for humans to go in space so I put “accurate because it further supports using robots” or whatever</p>
<p>@ albert29 - I think you had to change “in hopes to generate” to “in hopes of generating”.</p>
<p>for the violin one, what did you guys put for the “exception” question? Did you say because she left her violin?</p>
<p>For the space passage
how did the author of passage one feel about the “inability” described in passage two?
Was it negligible, surmountable, or a different answer?</p>
<p>Correct me if I’m wrong but for the writing question:</p>
<p>According to recipe book, he was suppose(underline) to have butter milk; since he had none, he substituted(underline) regular milk with soured lemon.</p>
<p>I said “substituted” was the error because to substitute is to replace…and he wasn’t replacing the regular milk; he was substituting the butter milk.</p>
<p>What do u guys think?</p>