<p>I think i screwed this one up, but might as well ask. </p>
<p>Something like this:</p>
<p>This artist gained acclaim for her studies on animals, and becoming the first woman to win the ____________ award. </p>
<p>Is the error and becoming? i said no error because i thought that the for from for her studies might carry over. </p>
<p>No error for: six black people conversation question, william wordsworth house and other stuff. hmm. i got 2 As in a row as well.</p>
<p>i think idid put becoming thing as an error (was that B?)</p>
<p>and i think i also got no error for hte black ppl one, everything is kinda fuzzy now for writing</p>
<p>did you guys get a lot of C D E for last column writing, no A B?</p>
<p>also, for writing, did you get
william wordsworth’s house for eight years; today it is a …
(choice A, no mistake?)</p>
<p>yeah i put no mistake</p>
<p>C, D, E? what</p>
<p>lol no idea… hmm.</p>
<p>yeah I got a lot of C’s, D’s, and E’s but maybe not exclusively.and i said choice A for that one</p>
<p>yeah i said no mistake on the house one</p>
<p>does anybody remember that one about outrageously offensive comments or somethihng sorry to be so vague</p>
<p>oh yeah i remember that. the error was a very hard error to get. but once you get it, its obvious. oh yeah! its like subject verb agreement error - the expression of outrageously offensive comments WAS as common as the phrase “hello”. or something like that. WAS is right. WERE is not.</p>
<p>oh right i got that one ^.
writing is hard to remember.. haha</p>
<p>ok good i said that too but I didn’t know why it was wrong it just didnt sound right to me because expression is the subject not the comments</p>
<p>i got becoming the first woman as the answer.
what about the one like “… asked for … be given.”
was the answer D (asked for) or E??</p>
<p>ya i put “becoming” for the error because it just didn’t sound right…and i also put no error for the 1994 book/six lives question, although i was unsure…the error could have been that “they are central” was supposed to be “they were central” since the next verb was “they shared”</p>
<p>yeah i said d too, to make it asked</p>
<p>no thats right, normally, books are only talked about in the present tense
the answer to that one is no mistake</p>
<p>what was that sentence does anybody remember</p>
<p>oh and also there was an error in one sentence where it said “neither (something) OR (something)” but it should have been neither/nor right? </p>
<p>and there was another problem about like an author being renowned not only in america but also in europe: in rome, (bla bla blah some story) or maybe it was renowned not only in America but also in Europe, in Rome: she was walking down the street</p>
<p>i forget the answer. does anyone remember either of those</p>
<p>said neither nor
and then blah blah; still, in rome</p>
<p>^margaret- yes, there was a neither/nor Q, it was choice C but i dont remember what the sentence was</p>
<p>oh i forgot the rome answer…</p>
<p>ok I said neither/nor which was C. and I got something else for the Rome one but I don’t remember. urgh</p>