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: Triangle Grammar GuideTry a new quiz at the Grammar Guide
By Pam_Nelson
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I have a new quiz for you to try. It comprises 10 sentences, about half of them have to do with word choice, a couple are about grammar and at least one is about idioms. To satisfy the purists, I should not call this a grammar quiz because it is mostly about usage and style, but "grammar" is the shorthand term I use.
As always, I look for your comments, questions, criticisms and quibbles. Please leave a comment below. Click here or on the question mark icon to begin.
Full post as published by Triangle Grammar Guide on August 02, 2010 (boomark / email).
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