<p>i don’t fully agree with the nevertheless one, I think I put afterall if i am not wrong?</p>
<p>What did you guys put</p>
<p>idk “and so” just seems so wrong, either change it to “and gave” or add a comma and write “,which gave.” Agree or disagree? I think with “and so gave”, its a run-on.</p>
<p>“nevertheless”'s what i put… but i heard that peopler’s saying that it’s not right</p>
<p>nevertheless… 99% sure. just like 99% sure on no errors for penguin (flightless birds), Jane Goodall, and lexicographer. 29 I’m still pondering over, though I did mark an error.</p>
<p>i disagree with “which gave”, because any verb after “which” has to describe the noun right before “which”. so… it won’t work.</p>
<p>Does anyone remember the critical reading question that had answer choices:</p>
<p>(A)capacity
(B)suitability</p>
<p>I think the question had to do with Lorna’s ability to make friends (I put her capacity to make friends)</p>
<p>true, sorry about that @any… I was just coming up with an example off the top of my head, and “which” definitely does not work. On a related note, does no one else think this is a run-on with the error being “so?”</p>
<p>the paintings she selected for her art show were more varied than those of her previous show [and so gave] critics</p>
<p>Also, for CR, was “cool” supposed to mean “agreeable.”</p>
<p>sheepgetkilled
what does “gift” most likely mean in context with “gift of friendship”
capacity
suitability
preference
contribution</p>
<p>dchenfire, the general consensus from all threads indicates that 29. was no error.</p>
<p>im pretty sure on all of the CR… cool was reserved, gift was capacity… The reason being a gift is like a talent or an ability, same as a capacity. The other choices just dont make sense.</p>
<p>dchenfire</p>
<p>I remember there was a run-on sentence in the error ID section. Number like 24-25, I think the answer was C.</p>
<p>@pan okay darn. But I thought I read through all of the threads lol… And so far, it was only you saying it was no error. Idk, maybe I missed a few threads, and I just want to see some responses right now. So again, is this a run-on with the answer being “so?” Any other responses? I’m probably wrong, but I just want to gauge opinions. </p>
<p>the paintings she selected for her art show were more varied than those of her previous show [and so gave] critics</p>
<p>I thought the parents were cool as in agreeable (pleasant)?</p>
<p>The parents were at first pleasant but then behaved very rude with regard to the situation.</p>
<p>@sheep did you get no error for 29? Pretty sure it was reserved.</p>
<p>Nvm, “so gave” is definitely correct. However, I was sure there was an error somewhere in that sentence. I like never mark errors unless I know something is wrong, just can’t remember it. And I knew the rule you were talking about @pan. Can anybody with a really sharp memory try posting the sentence as close as possible to the original? Like the whole thing. Thanks.</p>
<p>i vote for “no error” :P</p>
<p>I believe the it should have been “giving” or “thus giving” instead of “and so gave”. Anyone agree?</p>
<p>lol… I’m pretty sure that it was agreeable (google search what it means if your not 100% sure). however for 29, I was sort of stumped but I don’t really care since I got a 730 last time…</p>