Question: #6: Minor point -- "AT this company" would be the preferred term. #12: A bit of a fine line here, perhaps. The OED states that "by" in this context means "on or before -- not later than." They add that " 'I will finish my work by next Friday' means 'I will finish my work at some point before Friday.' " The conclusion they reach is that "There seems to be no practical distinction between the meaning of the two sentences," referring to answer A or B. #14: "Will achieve her goals," future simple, also. See #12. #16: Answer C also, simple past. #23: Answers A and C both correct. You checked C as correct, but identified A in your explanation. #25: Not sure why answer D, past perfect, would not also work here. #39: You checked B as correct, but identified C in your explanation. #40: Answer D also, past perfect. #44: Answer A also, simple past, seems correct. #48: Answer D also, simple past. #55: Answer C also, simple past. #56: Answer A also, simple past.
Yes, I agree the test designer "messed up" on this question. First, they checked "played," but in the "Explanation" they identified "play" as being correct. I would invite you to read my own comments, which identify a number of additional errors also.
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Question:
#6: Minor point -- "AT this company" would be the preferred term.
#12: A bit of a fine line here, perhaps. The OED states that "by" in this
context means "on or before -- not later than." They add that
" 'I will finish my work by next Friday' means 'I will finish my work
at some point before Friday.' " The conclusion they reach is that
"There seems to be no practical distinction between the
meaning of the two sentences," referring to answer A or B.
#14: "Will achieve her goals," future simple, also. See #12.
#16: Answer C also, simple past.
#23: Answers A and C both correct. You checked C as correct, but
identified A in your explanation.
#25: Not sure why answer D, past perfect, would not also work here.
#39: You checked B as correct, but identified C in your explanation.
#40: Answer D also, past perfect.
#44: Answer A also, simple past, seems correct.
#48: Answer D also, simple past.
#55: Answer C also, simple past.
#56: Answer A also, simple past.
Dear Sir, Is your answer to the question 25th correct?please verify.
Your answer to the question 23rd is incorrect. It should be "play"
Yes, I agree the test designer "messed up" on this question. First, they checked "played," but in the "Explanation" they identified "play" as being correct. I would invite you to read my own comments, which identify a number of additional errors also.