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| 1 | Learning a new language as an adult is more difficult than to learn one as a child. |
 | A) | learning |
| B) | to learning |
| C) | no change |
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| 2 | Every morning, I run two kilometres, walk one kilometre, and five kilometres on my bike. |
| A) | biking five kilometers. |
| B) | bike five kilometres. |
| C) | no change |
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| 3 | There are two ways to get a promotion: working hard or make friends in high places. |
| A) | work hard |
| B) | to working hard |
| C) | no change |
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| 4 | Many students have the same goals: playing hard, doing well in classes, and a job after graduation. |
| A) | after graduation, a job. |
| B) | finding a job after graduation. |
| C) | no change |
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| 5 | The man walked down the street, stopped at a shop window, and was fixing his tie. |
| A) | fixed his tie. |
| B) | to fix his tie. |
| C) | no change |
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| 6 | The chef chopped the parsley, peeled the tomatoes and cut the zucchini into cubes. |
| A) | was cutting the zucchini into cubes |
| B) | cubed the zucchini |
| C) | no change |
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| 7 | People often try to avoid eye contact with others, whether riding on a bus, strolling through a shopping mall, or when they are in line at a supermarket. |
| A) | waiting in line at a supermarket |
| B) | in a supermarket line |
| C) | no change |
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| 8 | When trying to impress a prospective employer, people should pay attention to their clothing, their posture, and that they don’t use too much slang. |
| A) | if they use too much slang |
| B) | their speech |
| C) | no change |
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| 9 | Critics argue that the television show trivializes violence, glamourizes drug use and is being disrespectful toward women. |
| A) | Disrespects women |
| B) | Disrespect of women sex |
| C) | no change |
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| 10 | The bedroom was filled with old newspapers and radios that don’t work. |
| A) | radios that are broken |
| B) | broken radios |
| C) | no change |