<p>did you guys think it was hard or easy?
harder than last year?
whats 3 wrong in writing?</p>
<p>@Kirby Yes, b was the correct answer because you need “will”</p>
<p>@TallBoy22 wouldn’t having both “not yet” and “formerly” make it kind of redundant?</p>
<p>@sammy, platitude means trite, and that question was describing a cliche writing style, so “averse to cliche” means the opposite, and none of the others fit</p>
<p>@TallBoy22 formerly was supposed to be formally, diction error</p>
<p>@ hsjunior That is what I am thinking, but what could correctly take that word’s place unless you just delete it? Changing it to “formally” would create a new meaning…</p>
<p>No… The context of the sentence suggests it NEEDS to be “formally,” otherwise the sentence doesn’t make any sense.</p>
<p>Yea that was a really stupid question, but I think they were looking for “formerly” as the correct answer. Wait so what was the “incredibly” question then?</p>
<p>@TallBoy22 I’m pretty sure the question was talking about how the professor has been going into a lot of political things, almost as if she’s starting a campaign even though she hasnt formally announced her running for office so formerly would have been a word choice error WHICH is a valid error that they can test on.</p>
<p>Crap, so I guess that leaves two “No error” questions then?
24 + 30</p>
<p>@tallboy- I think that may have been an error in diction, as in it should’ve been formally announced instead of formerly announced. </p>
<p>What was the meaning of mantle?</p>
<p>So was the swimmer one correct or not correct?
ALSO
@wannabedoc96 mantle was appearance</p>
<p>@ tips To be honest, I still think its E even though some others contend it is B.</p>
<p>@SignatureCC ya, I stated E as well, w/e can’t do anything about it now, though I still am pretty sure it was e…</p>
<p>there were three no errors! the one where the guy used something to unearth a collection of something? that was no error i think</p>
<p>was this test harder than wednesdays?</p>
<p>and i put esoteric thinkier</p>
<p>Harvard i got NE for that question also.</p>
<p>i had no error for that</p>
<p>what was the answer to the math question with the math and chess team
and how many people were on just math team?</p>