Choosing Between The Options

Choosing Between The Options

Lesson: Sentence Correction Challenging - 19t03

Lesson: Sentence Correction Challenging - 19t03

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For each of the sentences that follow, choose the word in the parentheses that is correct, then click Continue.

Errors are quantifiable (one error, two errors) so number is the correct option.

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1. The percentage of teenagers who ride their bikes is (fewer, less) than the percentage who drive.

2. The (number, amount) of errors in the text render it extremely difficult to read.