Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from that of the others.
A.writes
B.sing
C.music
D.banks

Choose the word that has the stress differently from that of the other words.
A.accomplish
B.routine
C.cosmonaut
D.success

"You should get enough sleep and do exercise regularly," said the doctor.
=> The doctor advised me _______ exercise regularly.
A.to get enough sleep and do
B.
C.get enough sleep and do
D.to get enough sleep and to do

Choose the underlined part among A, B, C or D that needs correction.The museum (A) guard asked (B) the visitors to not touch (C) the exhibits (D).
A.exhibits (D)
B.The museum (A)
C.asked (B)
D.to not touch (C)

Choose the underlined part among A, B, C or D that needs correction.The tour (A) guide explained that the castle is (B) only open (C) in (D) Tuesdays.
A.tour (A)
B.is (B)
C.in (D)
D.open (C)

Choose the underlined part among A, B, C or D that needs correction.I'm sorry to bother (A) you but you did say (B) to call (C) whether (D) I was worried.
A.did say (B)
B.whether (D)
C.to call (C)
D.to bother (A)

Choose the underlined part among A, B, C or D that needs correction.Before (A) the nineteenth century, it was rarely (B) to find organized (C) systems (D) of adult education.
A.rarely (B)
B.organized (C)
C.Before (A)
D.systems (D)

Choose the underlined part among A, B, C or D that needs correction.The policeman ordered the suspect (A) to not remove (B) his hands (C) from the car (D).
A.his hands (C)
B.the suspect (A)
C.to not remove (B)
D.the car (D)

Choose the option to use the given words to make a meaningful sentence.Suddenly / wife / see / dress / like / shop window / stop /.
A.Suddenly, my wife saw her dress she likes a shop window so stopped.
B.Suddenly, my wife sees a dress she likes in shop window that stops.
C.Suddenly, my wife saw a dress that she liked in a shop window and stopped.
D.Suddenly, my wife sees the dress liking the shop window and stopped.

Choose the option to use the given words to make a meaningful sentence.streets / busy / we / hold / hands /.
A.The streets were busy and we were holding hands.
B.The streets was busy that we were holding hands.
C.
D.The streets were as busy as we were holding hands.