Submitted by spindip32 on Thu, 02/18/2010 - 07:28.
Regarding questions 5 and 6:
The correct answer for number 5 is "isn't wearing" and I answered "is wearing." Nothing in the instructions, in the set-up or the sentence structure indicates that the answer could be in negative form.
I would argue that the answer to number 6 could either be in the simple present form or the present continuous form.
Example 1: Who are you talking to at this moment?
Example 2: Who do you talk to on the bus every morning?
Submitted by s0_y0u_kn0w (not verified) on Mon, 07/26/2010 - 16:01.
With regards to Number 6, it is incorrect to end a sentence or a question with the word "to." The grammatically correct answer is: "To whom are you talking?"
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Regarding questions 5 and 6:
The correct answer for number 5 is "isn't wearing" and I answered "is wearing." Nothing in the instructions, in the set-up or the sentence structure indicates that the answer could be in negative form.
I would argue that the answer to number 6 could either be in the simple present form or the present continuous form.
Example 1: Who are you talking to at this moment?
Example 2: Who do you talk to on the bus every morning?
With regards to Number 6, it is incorrect to end a sentence or a question with the word "to." The grammatically correct answer is: "To whom are you talking?"