Read this extract about accuracy when teaching English as a foreign language.

(I) To achieve accuracy some attention to form, i.e. to ‘getting it right’, is needed.

(II) Practice activities aimed at form are important to enhance automatisation of the system as well as to build precision at applying the linguistic system. 

(III) So accuracy requires attention to form and time to process it in order to attend different students’ needs.  

(IV) After all, being familiar with the language that they are learning and being able to use it can help develop fluency.

Choose the alternative that refers to the only sentence that can be omitted in the text.

The passive construction can be quite useful, especially when a writer chooses to use it in order to emphasize one thing over another as it is the case of the headlines. Read the headlines below.
I. 6 N.Y.C. Landlords Prosecuted for Overcharging Tenants (The New York Times Oct. 20)
II. How Being Denied an Abortion Affects Women (The New York Times Oct. 20)
III. Charles W. Duncan Jr., Energy Secretary in Oil Crisis, Is Dead at 96 (The New York Times Oct. 20)
IV. Will Smith Film ‘Emancipation’ Will Be Released in December (The New York Times Oct 3)
V. Elon Musk Offered to Buy Twitter at a Lower Price in Recent Talks (The New York Times Oct 6)
Choose the only alternative that has headlines with the passive voice.

Read the cartoon.

Source: https://garfield-comic-strips.fandom.com/wiki/Mar ch_16. Accessed: October 12, 2022.

The verb phrase ‘would you mind …’ is a polite request. We can make this type of request in a number of different ways.

Choose the correct alternative used in requests.

In the cartoon in Question 3, there are some rhyming words in English: I / tonight / mind. Choose the correct alternative which all the underlined letters have the same pronunciation.

The word ‘unacceptable’ has the prefix un-meaning not or the opposite of. There are other prefixes in English with a negative meaning. Choose the only sequence of words that have negative prefixes.