Choose if these sentences are Correct or Incorrect. 
1.I wouldn’t choose that if I were you. 
▢ Correct 
▢ Incorrect 
2.I will call her if I had her number. 
▢ Correct 
▢ Incorrect 
3.I would talk to him if I knew where he is. 
▢ Correct 
▢ Incorrect 
4.I wouldn’t go out if I had work to do. 
▢ Correct 
▢ Incorrect 
5.I will find time if I wanted to play. 
▢ Correct 
▢ Incorrect 
6.If I took her bag, I would have two bags. 
▢ Correct 
▢ Incorrect 
7.I will take the kids to school if I could. 
▢ Correct 
▢ Incorrect 
8.I would join them if I had time. 
▢ Correct 
▢ Incorrect

II.  The sentences are Correct  (C ) or Incorrect (IC ) in terms of grammar. Correct if they are Incorrect:

1. _____  I haven't got some vegetables for dinner.

2. _____  How many bottles of mineral water are there in the fridge?

3. _____ Yesterday, I drank any cups of coffee in the office as usual.

4. _____  How much eggs do we need to make ten spring rolls?

5. _____  There is some rices left from lunch for him.

6. _____  I'm afraid, there isn't any pork left.

7. _____ How many flour do you need for the cake?

8. _____  We don't have any beef left but we have some pork.

C. Decide whether each of the sentences below is correct or incorrect. If it is correct, write “correct”; if it is incorrect, point out the mistake(s) and provide (a) correction(s).

11. The nearer you live to a major transportation facility, more costly your home will be. ______________

12. Although the building had been remodeled, the windows were the same style to the previous ones. ______________

13. Martha is the more talented designer that I have ever encountered. ______________

14. Buying commodities in bulk is more economically than making several trips to get the same item. ______________

15. The turnout for the grand opening was even greater when anticipated. ___________

16. Please bring as much samples as you can to the interview. _____________

17. The number of people interested in world affairs is much high than it was three years ago. _____________

C. Decide whether each of the sentences below is correct or incorrect. If it is correct, write “correct”; if it is incorrect, point out the mistake(s) and provide (a) correction(s). 11. The nearer you live to a major transportation facility, more costly your home will be. ______________ 12. Although the building had been remodeled, the windows were the same style to the previous ones. ______________ 13. Martha is the more talented designer that I have ever encountered. ______________ 14. Buying commodities in bulk is more economically than making several trips to get the same item. ______________ 15. The turnout for the grand opening was even greater when anticipated. ___________ 16. Please bring as much samples as you can to the interview. _____________ 17. The number of people interested in world affairs is much high than it was three years ago. _____________

Part 3: Choose the underline word or phrase that is incorrect (5pts)

1. This children are very interested in learning how to use a sewing machine.

      A                                      B                C                  D

2. The concert show was quite different than what I thought

                           A         B         C D

3. Mr. Ba soon got used to travel to work by bicycle.

                    A                        B          C      D

4. There are less TV programs for teenagers than there are for adults.

            A                           B                    C                           D

5. The doctor says you should spend a little time to play video game.

                        A              B                    C                 D