English test!

I got 3 in my English test… For you who doesn’t have our mark (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) 3 is equal with C in American marking system (I think that you have F, D, C, B and A).

I can’t believe, well actually, I can, because as I already said, my English sucks and that’s the primary reason of this blog: “To make my English better!”
But beside this, we (my class and me) think that teacher gave us a bit harder test, a bit upper than our level. Please see example, this was exercise one, some stupid letter, you need to put tenses into empty lines. And also please write me your answers to see what native English speaker will put. I had only 12 points of 18 in this exercise…

Dear Hilda,

I just (hear) _______ that my mother suddenly (be) _______ taken ill, and I would like to go and see how she is. The trouble is I can not take mu dog Tim with me. You (think) _______ you (be able) _______ possibly to look after him for a week? You (have) _______ him for a week last year, you (remember) _______, and you (say) _______ he (be) _______ no trouble, and (get) _______ on well with the dog. If you (be able) _______ to have him, (be able) _______ to bring him along any time that suits you. He has his own bed and bowl, and I will bring enough tinned dog foot to last him a week.

But if it (not be) _______ convenient, (not hesitate) _______ to say so. There (be) _______quite good kennels near here, and they (take) _______ him if I (ask) _______. He (be) _______ there once before and (seem) _______ to get on all right.

Love,
Sarah

Thanks for reading and I’m hoping to get some answers.
Vladimir

Vladimir 23. October 2007 21:33 Blog 2 Comments Trackback URI Comments RSS

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2 Responses to “English test!”

  1. Brother Izzyon 23 Oct 2007 at 21:45 link comment

    I have just _heard______ that my mother was suddenly _______ taken ill, and I would like to go and see how she is. The trouble is, I can’t take my dog Tim with me. do you possibly think that you would be able to look after him for a week? You _had_____ him for a week last year, if you can remember, and you _said______ he __was_____ no trouble, and _you__got____ on well with him. If you are able _______ to have him,I can bring him along any time that suits you. He has his own bed and bowl, and I will bring enough tinned dog food to last him a week.

    But if it’s not _______ convenient, don’t hesitate_______ to say so. There are_______quite good kennels near here, and they will take _______ him if I (ask) ____ask___. He has been_______ there once before and _seemed______ to get on all right.

    Love,
    Sarah

  2. Vladimiron 23 Oct 2007 at 22:25 link comment

    Thank you so much for this, but you made also three mistakes :-|
    1. 3rd row - You wrote ‘do you possibly think that you would be able to look’ and the correct form is ‘do you think you will be able possibly … blah blah blah’
    2. 4th row - you wrote ‘if you can remember’ and the correct answer is ‘you remember’
    3. 6th row - the verb is ‘be able’ not ‘can’

    That’s all, thanks for your help…

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