2593.
English (Precis & Composition)
Change to passive: 'Someone has stolen my laptop.'
My laptop has been stolen.
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2594.
English (Precis & Composition)
Change to passive: 'They will announce the results tomorrow.'
The results will be announced tomorrow.
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2595.
English (Precis & Composition)
Change to passive: 'The committee approved the proposal.'
The proposal was approved by the committee.
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2596.
English (Precis & Composition)
Fill in: She can play ___ violin very well.
the
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2597.
English (Precis & Composition)
Fill in: ___ Nile is one of the world's longest rivers.
The
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2598.
English (Precis & Composition)
Fill in: He was elected ___ chairman of the committee.
No article
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2599.
English (Precis & Composition)
Is this article usage correct? 'She is a university student and her brother is an MBA graduate.'
Yes. 'a university' and 'an MBA' are correct.
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2600.
English (Precis & Composition)
Correct: 'He is an European diplomat.'
He is a European diplomat.
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2601.
English (Precis & Composition)
Fill in: She has no control ___ the final decision.
over
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2602.
English (Precis & Composition)
Fill in: The committee complied ___ the regulations.
with
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2603.
English (Precis & Composition)
Fill in: He congratulated her ___ winning the scholarship.
on
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2604.
English (Precis & Composition)
Fill in: The report must be submitted ___ Friday.
by
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