The sentence "I have done the washing-up" uses tenses correctly.
The sentence "Advent begins two weeks ago" does not use tenses correctly.
The sentence "Nothing could prepare them for what happened" uses negative words correctly.
The correct word missing the letter 'e' is "cav___rn." ‘ cavern’ contains the letter ‘e’.
The sentence must be ‘Christians believe that God sacrificed Jesus (his son) to forgive the sins of mankind.’
The correct is — ‘misproportionate’ should be ‘disproportionate’.
The sentence "The League of Nations was the idea of Woodrow Wilson" uses capital letters correctly
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The word "va___ish" does not have a double consonant missing from the gap.
The sentence "When the phone rang, Caroline dashed to pick up the receiver" does not have any spelling mistakes.
The sentence "Ross said, 'the hills are covered with snow.'" is punctuated incorrectly. The correct punctuation should be: "Ross said, 'The hills are covered with snow.'"
The word "demand" is in the wrong category. The correct category for "demand" is to double the last letter when adding 'ing.'
The sentence "Jews worship in a synagogue: Muslims worship in a mosque" should have the colon replaced by a semi-colon. The correct punctuation would be: "Jews worship in a synagogue; Muslims worship in a mosque." A semi-colon is used to join two independent clauses that are closely related in meaning. In this case, the sentence discusses two separate statements about different religious practices, so a semi-colon is more appropriate.
The correct word to fill this gap is 'who is' or 'who is in.' For example: Catholics often pray to a saint on behalf of someone who is suffering or Catholics often pray to a saint on behalf of someone who is in suffering.
The sentence "The speeding driver had to accept the consequences of his actions" doesn't have any spelling mistakes.
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The sentence "An electrical phenomenon, such as static electricity or lightning, is fairly commonplace" uses verbs correctly.
The sentence with a spelling mistake is: "Once the farmers have been taught the new tecnique, they'll be able to carry on using it." The correct spelling is "technique," not "tecnique.
