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-<br><br>1- Scientists have long known that soot particles facilitate melting by darkening snow and ice, limiting 19 it’s ability to reflect the Sun’s rays.
+<br><br>1- Scientists have long known that soot particles facilitate melting by darkening snow and ice, limiting it’s ability to reflect the Sun’s rays.
 A)	NO CHANGE B) its C) there D) their
-<br><br>2- The article goes on to suggest that the most valuable resources provided by coworking spaces are actually the people 30 whom use them.
+<br><br>2- The article goes on to suggest that the most valuable resources provided by coworking spaces are actually the people whom use them.
 A)	NO CHANGE B) whom uses C) who uses D) who use
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 A)	NO CHANGE B) himself or herself C) theirselves D) oneself
-<br><br>6- While 1-MCP keeps apples 25 tight and crisp for months, it also limits 26 their scent production.
+<br><br>6- While 1-MCP keeps apples tight and crisp for months, it also limits their scent production.
 A)	NO CHANGE B) there C) its D) it’s
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 A)	NO CHANGE B) its C) there D) their
-<br><br>18- The bacteria have evolved to use hydrogen sulfide instead of sunlight for the energy that drives their metabolic processes, and hydrothermal venting is the source of the chemical soup necessary to support him or her.
+<br><br>20- The bacteria have evolved to use hydrogen sulfide instead of sunlight for the energy that drives their metabolic processes, and hydrothermal venting is the source of the chemical soup necessary to support him or her.
 A)	NO CHANGE B) one. C) them. D) it.
-<br><br>19- In 2013 Tallinn, Estonia, instituted fare-free rides for city residents (becoming the largest city in the world to do so), but car use in Tallinn has only slightly declined; as a 2014 study by the K.T.H. Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden found that car traffic in Tallinn was down less than 3 percent since it was enacted.
+<br><br>21- In 2013 Tallinn, Estonia, instituted fare-free rides for city residents (becoming the largest city in the world to do so), but car use in Tallinn has only slightly declined; as a 2014 study by the K.T.H. Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden found that car traffic in Tallinn was down less than 3 percent since it was enacted.
 A)	NO CHANGE B) that C) one D) the policy
-<br><br>20- Upon the arrival of the digital camera, professional photographers harrumphed that they produced ugly, low-resolution images.
+<br><br>22- Upon the arrival of the digital camera, professional photographers harrumphed that they produced ugly, low-resolution images.
 A)	NO CHANGE B) it C) one D) he or she
-<br><br>21- To take a wet plate photograph, photographers usually first arrange or pose it’s subjects before mixing collodion (a viscous, light-sensitive chemical solution) with bromide, iodide, or chloride and applying the mixture to a clean, polished glass plate.
+<br><br>23- To take a wet plate photograph, photographers usually first arrange or pose it’s subjects before mixing collodion (a viscous, light-sensitive chemical solution) with bromide, iodide, or chloride and applying the mixture to a clean, polished glass plate.
 A)	NO CHANGE B) its C) there D) their
-<br><br>22- Through such discoveries,  they tell the story of a city’s history in a new way
+<br><br>24- Through such discoveries,  they tell the story of a city’s history in a new way
 A)	NO CHANGE B) we C) colonial-era New Yorkers D) urban archaeologists
-<br><br>23- The bipeds, on the other hand, are far less arboreal, leaving their forelimbs relatively free for tasks in whom handedness may confer an evolutionary advantage.
+<br><br>25- The bipeds, on the other hand, are far less arboreal, leaving their forelimbs relatively free for tasks in whom handedness may confer an evolutionary advantage.
 A)	NO CHANGE B) which C) what D) whose
-<br><br>24- It took me by surprise, then, when my favorite exhibit at the museum was one of it’s tiniest; the Thorne Miniature Rooms.
+<br><br>26- It took me by surprise, then, when my favorite exhibit at the museum was one of it’s tiniest; the Thorne Miniature Rooms.
 A)	NO CHANGE B) its tiniest; C) its tiniest: D) it’s tiniest,
-<br><br>25- Like their terrestrial plant cousins, kelp removes carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, turning it into sugar fuel through photosynthesis, and releases oxygen back into the air.
+<br><br>27- Like their terrestrial plant cousins, kelp removes carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, turning it into sugar fuel through photosynthesis, and releases oxygen back into the air.
 A) NO CHANGE B) they’re C) its D) it’s

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-'''SHSAT Type Pronoun questions'''
+'''SHSAT Type Pronoun Questions'''
-<br><br>SAT Writing Exercises
-<br><br>Pronoun usage
+<br>
 <br><br>1- Scientists have long known that soot particles facilitate melting by darkening snow and ice, limiting 19 it’s ability to reflect the Sun’s rays.

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 <br>5. Neither the doctor nor the nurses touches a patient without signed consent.
 <br><br>'''And vs- Along with, as well as, besides, in addition, in addition to, including.'''
- When two or more subjects are connected with “and”, use a plural verb to connect them.
+When two or more subjects are connected with “and”, use a plural verb to connect them.
 <br>'''And'''
 <br><br>'''Exercises: Correct the sentences to make them proper.'''

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	<br>4.The groups at the seminar, besides the adolescents, need to pay an entrance fee.		<br>4.The groups at the seminar, besides the adolescents, need to pay an entrance fee.
	<br>5.The very intelligent teacher, in addition to his students, enters the classroom at 7:45 AM.		<br>5.The very intelligent teacher, in addition to his students, enters the classroom at 7:45 AM.
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		+	'''SHSAT Type Pronoun questions'''
		+	<br><br>SAT Writing Exercises
		+	<br><br>Pronoun usage
		+	<br><br>1- Scientists have long known that soot particles facilitate melting by darkening snow and ice, limiting 19 it’s ability to reflect the Sun’s rays.
		+
		+	A) NO CHANGE B) its C) there D) their
		+
		+	<br><br>2- The article goes on to suggest that the most valuable resources provided by coworking spaces are actually the people 30 whom use them.
		+
		+	A) NO CHANGE B) whom uses C) who uses D) who use
		+
		+	<br><br>3- Because today’s students can expect to hold multiple jobs—some of which may not even exist yet—during our lifetime, studying philosophy allows them to be flexible and adaptable.
		+
		+	A) NO CHANGE B) one’s C) his or her D) their
		+
		+	<br><br>4- Businesses can install light tubes, these are pipes placed in work place roofs to capture and funnel sunlight down into a building’s interior.
		+
		+	A) NO CHANGE B) they are C) which are D) those being
		+
		+	<br><br>5- Just as travelers taking road trips today may need to take a break for food at a rest area along the highway, settlers traversing the American West by train in the mid-1800s often found themselves in need of refreshment.
		+
		+	A) NO CHANGE B) himself or herself C) theirselves D) oneself
		+
		+	<br><br>6- While 1-MCP keeps apples 25 tight and crisp for months, it also limits 26 their scent production.
		+
		+	A) NO CHANGE B) there C) its D) it’s
		+
		+	<br><br>7- This may not be much of a problem with certain kinds of apples that are not naturally very fragrant, such as Granny Smith, but for apples that are prized for their fruity fragrance, such as McIntosh, this can be a problem with consumers, that will reject apples lacking the expected aroma.
		+
		+	A) NO CHANGE B) they C) which D) who
		+
		+	<br><br>8- The plastic hardens quickly, it allows the printer to build the layers of the final model. Compared with older ways of modeling fossils, scanning and printing in this way is extremely versatile.
		+
		+	A) NO CHANGE B) this C) which D) that
		+
		+	<br><br>9- In the past, such research was limited by the weight and bulk of the fossils as well as its preciousness and fragility.
		+
		+	A) NO CHANGE B) it’s C) their D) there
		+
		+	<br><br>10- At it’s best, the system can give creators direct access to millions of potential backers.
		+
		+	A) NO CHANGE B) its C) its’ D) their
		+
		+	<br><br>11-By subverting the presumption that money used for her project is an altruistic donation, the playwright showed that our work has monetary value to those who enjoy it.
		+
		+	A) NO CHANGE B) their C) her D) its
		+	<br><br>12- Ironically, the success of crowdfunding may weaken overall funding for the arts if people begin to feel that paying for the art loved by them is someone else’s responsibility.
		+
		+	A) NO CHANGE B) they love C) loved by him or her D) he or she loves
		+
		+	<br><br>13- In the winter of 1968, scientists David Schindler and Gregg Brunskill poured nitrates and phosphates into Lake 1-227, this is one of the 58 fresh water bodies that compose Canada’s remotely located Experimental Lakes Area.
		+
		+	A) NO CHANGE B)227 Which is one C) 227. One D) 227, one
		+
		+	<br><br>14- Italy’s Tower of Pisa has been leaning southward since the initial 12 stages of it’ s construction over 800 years ago.
		+
		+	A) NO CHANGE B) stage’s of its’ C) stage’s of it’s D) stages of its
		+	<br><br>15- By virtue of there medical training, PAs can perform many of the jobs traditionally done by doctors, including treating chronic and acute conditions, performing minor surgeries: and prescribing some medications.
		+
		+	A) NO CHANGE B) they’re C) their D) his or her
		+
		+	<br><br>16- Moreover, the training period for PAs is markedly shorter than those for physicians—two to three years versus the seven to eleven required for physicians.
		+
		+	A) NO CHANGE B) that compared with C) that for D) them
		+
		+	<br><br>17- For both commercial and, arguably, creative reasons, then, no transition was more successful than those from the Golden to Silver Age.
		+
		+	A) NO CHANGE B) these C) that D) them
		+
		+	<br><br>18- During their early years, the movement also focused on the value of spending lots of time with friends and family during long meals.
		+
		+	A) NO CHANGE B) there C) its D) it’s
		+
		+	<br><br>19- As the parade winds its way through Chinatown, the music crescendos, and the lion dance reaches it’s climax with the “plucking of the greens”.
		+
		+	A) NO CHANGE B) its C) there D) their
		+
		+	<br><br>18- The bacteria have evolved to use hydrogen sulfide instead of sunlight for the energy that drives their metabolic processes, and hydrothermal venting is the source of the chemical soup necessary to support him or her.
		+
		+	A) NO CHANGE B) one. C) them. D) it.
		+
		+	<br><br>19- In 2013 Tallinn, Estonia, instituted fare-free rides for city residents (becoming the largest city in the world to do so), but car use in Tallinn has only slightly declined; as a 2014 study by the K.T.H. Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden found that car traffic in Tallinn was down less than 3 percent since it was enacted.
		+
		+	A) NO CHANGE B) that C) one D) the policy
		+
		+	<br><br>20- Upon the arrival of the digital camera, professional photographers harrumphed that they produced ugly, low-resolution images.
		+
		+	A) NO CHANGE B) it C) one D) he or she
		+
		+	<br><br>21- To take a wet plate photograph, photographers usually first arrange or pose it’s subjects before mixing collodion (a viscous, light-sensitive chemical solution) with bromide, iodide, or chloride and applying the mixture to a clean, polished glass plate.
		+
		+	A) NO CHANGE B) its C) there D) their
		+
		+	<br><br>22- Through such discoveries, they tell the story of a city’s history in a new way
		+
		+	A) NO CHANGE B) we C) colonial-era New Yorkers D) urban archaeologists
		+
		+	<br><br>23- The bipeds, on the other hand, are far less arboreal, leaving their forelimbs relatively free for tasks in whom handedness may confer an evolutionary advantage.
		+
		+	A) NO CHANGE B) which C) what D) whose
		+
		+	<br><br>24- It took me by surprise, then, when my favorite exhibit at the museum was one of it’s tiniest; the Thorne Miniature Rooms.
		+
		+	A) NO CHANGE B) its tiniest; C) its tiniest: D) it’s tiniest,
		+
		+	<br><br>25- Like their terrestrial plant cousins, kelp removes carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, turning it into sugar fuel through photosynthesis, and releases oxygen back into the air.
		+
		+	A) NO CHANGE B) they’re C) its D) it’s

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 <br>3. A soldier are going to march to the officer.
 <br>4. The doctor, an expert among his peers, are going to the hospital.
-<br>5.The audience, filled with musicians energetically for the famous band themselves are clapping.
+<br>5.The audience, filled with musicians, are clapping energetically for the famous band themselves.
 <br>6.Each of the students drew their own comics, in order for him to pass.
 <br>7.The flock of birds flew high in the sky until they needed to rest.

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 <br>1. Hank and Jonet always works hard on projects for her class.
 <br>2. The boy create a new way to play the game.
-<br>3. A soldier one going to march to the officer.
+<br>3. A soldier are going to march to the officer.
 <br>4. The doctor, an expert among his peers, are going to the hospital.
 <br>5.The audience, filled with musicians energetically for the famous band themselves are clapping.

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 <br><br><br>'''Exercises: Correct the sentences to make them proper.'''
 <br>1. I spoke with Bill and John and he agreed to help.
-<br>2. Even Though they worked on the project together, Ralph told Chris that he did more work.
+<br>2. Even though they worked on the project together, Ralph told Chris that he did more work.
 <br>3. After Bill waited for Jim for over an hour, he told him that he was angry.
 <br>4. Rex knew that if Chris and Mark didn’t learn the material, he would fail the class.

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