She decided to travel on a trip with her friends. Is this sentence correct or incorrect?
INCORRECT
John get there by 11pm so he couldn't have dinner with his family. Is this sentence correct or incorrect?
INCORRECT
She's really looking forward to her holiday. Is this sentence correct or incorrect?
CORRECT
I took a siesta when the postman came. Is this sentence correct or incorrect?
INCORRECT
I never been to Paris. Is this sentence correct or incorrect?
INCORRECT
The soccer field is opposite the hospital. Is it right or wrong?
RIGHT
A trip refers to an occasion when you go somewhere and come back, whereas a journey involves you travelling from one place to another. True or False?
True
The monument is opposite to the police station. Is this sentence correct or incorrect?
INCORRECT
I dealed with very noisy children at work today. Is this sentence correct or incorrect?
INCORRECT
He is travelling light. True or False?
FALSE
You can travel by train, by plane or by car, but you travel on foot. True or False?
TRUE
Flying economy class is more expensive than flying business class. True or False?
FALSE
Dallas is further away than Beijing. True or False?
FALSE
