Full TOEFL ITP Structure and Written Expression With Answers | Full Length Practice Exam

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[@edisetiyono4989]

No 10 why the answer not A? Inversion so V + S

[@englishwitharmin]

You’re right. (A) is the correct answer. Thanks for pointing that.

[@handriawantaufik3030]

Hi! What's which for in that sentence in no. 13, as possessive adjective clause or just adjective clause? And Thank you for your great work! 7:25

[@viarina568]

So useful

[@metilandi10]

37. The phenomena phenomenon…?

[@englishwitharmin]

“Phenomenon” is the singular form, used to describe a single event or occurrence, while “phenomena” is the plural form, used for multiple events or occurrences.
The term “phenomenon” should be pluralized to “phenomena” since both inflation and deflation are being referred to.

[@debbie_hdz8822]

17:57

[@renesantana7471]

16sep

[@lanehampton5655]

*Promo sm* 😣