Psat Grammar 09

<p>I miss a quiet few easy-medium questions on 09 psat.
Please answers even one question..</p>

<p>2). By the time Gregory Hines was six years old, he <has already="" been=""> dancing and singing
at the Apollo Theater in New York; two years later he would make his debut on Broadway.</has></p>

<p>Answer: <was already=""> Whats the difference?</was></p>

<p>18). We should make our decision regardless <of whether="" we="">will be able to ...</of></p>

<p>Q) When supported by ...regardless, is it always followed by <of whether="">? Ex)reglardless of if we can... is incorrect right?</of></p>

<p>30). Fran <would be="" happy=""> to assist Brad, had he simply requested help early enough to give her time to complete her own assignments.</would></p>

<p>Q)Whats wrong with would be happy?</p>

<p>32).Along one wall of the kitchen <stands> fine oak cupboards and a massive walnut chest, <each dark="" with="" age=""> and inscribed with....</each></stands></p>

<p>Q)I put <each dark="" with="" age=""> i thought it was each DARKEN with age.. but answer is stands. Does stands refer to [cupboards] OR [cupboards and chest] ?</each></p>

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<p>This is from practive psat,</p>

<p>31) In his new book, Quest for Adventure, the [renowned] British mountaineer Chris Bonington examines the [past century's] most remarkable expeditions, [profiling] such exploreres [including] Neil Armstrong, Thor and Herzog.</p>

<p>27). A fascinatingly intricate [web of*] cracks and faults on the icy surface of Jupiter's Moon,Europa, may conceal...</p>

<p>Answer and explanation please.
Thanks!</p>

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</has></p>

<p>Has already been is present perfect. You need past or past perfect for this sentence.
How can you know this? Look at the sentence after the semicolon.</p>

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</of></p>

<p>I’m not exactly confident on this. I believe regardless can never be followed by “if”.</p>

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<p>Reverse the sentence:
Had he simply requested help early enough to give her time to complete her own assignments, Fran would have been happy to assist Brad.</p>

<p>The sentence requires past conditional.</p>

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</each></p>

<p>The verb stands refers to the oak cupboards and a massive walnut chest. Therefore, stands should be changed to stand</p>

<p>If you are confused on these types of sentences, rewrite the sentence so that the prepositional phrase comes in the end.</p>

<p>Fine oak cupboards and a massive walnut chest, each dark with age and inscribed with… stand along one wall of the kitchen.</p>

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<p>I believe the error occurs at including.
It should be as.
Such…as… structure.</p>

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<p>Although I don’t know what the rest of the sentence is, I don’t think there is any error in this sentence.</p>