Academic Vocabulary: Problem-Solution
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- Q1Is the sentence grammatically correct? Rudel (1996) showed that children with writing often experience difficulties the name of common objects or colors.IncorrectCorrect30s
- Q2Is the sentence grammatically correct? Ford reduced working hours to overcome the problem of factory workers quitting their jobs.IncorrectCorrect30s
- Q3Is the sentence grammatically correct? This raises the why of so few students provide feedback on their courses.CorrectIncorrect30s
- Q4Is the sentence grammatically correct? The company faced the of a decline in its production.IncorrectCorrect30s
- Q5Is the sentence grammatically correct? Our research has the shortcomings with electronic devices in education.IncorrectCorrect30s
- Q6Is the sentence grammatically correct? Palm trees planted along the beach significantly mitigated the impact of the storm.IncorrectCorrect30s
- Q7Is the sentence grammatically correct? The report to weaknesses the distribution of aid money.CorrectIncorrect30s
- Q8Is this sentence grammatically correct? The management and workers found a solution to the conflict over working hours.CorrectIncorrect30s
- Q9Is this sentence grammatically correct? The company was one of the few that resolved the producing nice clothes at low cost.IncorrectCorrect30s
- Q10Is this sentence grammatically correct? The government believe that they have come with an answer unpopularity of wind energy.CorrectIncorrect30s