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Master Error Spotting/Word Choice and Spelling, Paraphrase/Reported Speech, Vocabulary/Word Formation/Negative Prefixes, Paraphrase/Active and Passive, Error Spotting/Grammar, Reading/Short Texts/Reference and Pronouns, Reading/Short Texts/Inference, and Paraphrase/Conditionals and Modals with this intense Cambridge Test C2 Proficiency 🎓 10-Q Precision & Paraphrase quiz! Designed for advanced English learners aiming for CEFR C2 level and those preparing for Cambridge Proficiency exams.

This video features 10 expertly crafted multiple-choice questions, each with 4 options. You have about 10 seconds per question to choose the best answer. A hint is pinned in the first comment below, and the full answers will be revealed tomorrow.

📝 Full Quiz:
1️⃣ Select the correct pronoun referring to 'the legislation':
"The legislation, which had been debated for months, was finally passed."
Options: It / They / Them / He

2️⃣ Find the word choice error:
"He was very aggravated by the unexpected changes."
Options: was / aggravated / unexpected / changes

3️⃣ Identify the correct transformation of question to reported speech:
"Why didn't you call me?" she asked.
Options: She asked why I hadn't called her. / She asked why didn't I call her. / She asked why I didn't call her. / She asked why I haven't called her.

4️⃣ Spot the error:
"Hardly I had left when the phone rang."
Options: Hardly / I had left / when the phone / rang

5️⃣ Select the correct negative prefix word:
Which means 'not reasonable'?
Options: Unreasonable / Irreasonable / Inreasonable / Disreasonable

6️⃣ Choose the best implied meaning:
"Local shops thrive despite malls’ looming shadows."
Options: Shops are failing / Shops succeed regardless / Malls are empty / Malls dominate fully

7️⃣ Spot the spelling error:
"The scientist made a noticable breakthrough in genetics."
Options: Scientist / Noticable / Breakthrough / Genetics

8️⃣ Select the best passive transformation:
"Scientists have discovered a new element."
Options: A new element has been discovered / A new element discovered scientists / Scientists discovered new element / New element discovering by scientists

9️⃣ Identify best paraphrase with obligation:
"You have to submit your application by Friday."
Options: You may submit anytime / You must submit before Friday / You should submit by next week / You could submit without hurry

🔟 Pick the best paraphrase of a suggestion:
"Let’s meet earlier," he suggested.
Options: He suggested meeting earlier. / He suggested us to meet earlier. / He suggested we meets earlier. / He suggested let’s meet earlier.

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