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Wonder vs. miracle Fri Nov 19, 2004 10:11 am  Wonder vs. miracle
 

Test No. errors/inter-15 "Sleep well", question 8

She used it every day from then on and it was a wonder.

(a) used
(b) then
(c) wonder

Test No. errors/inter-15 "Sleep well", answer 8

She used it every day from then on and it was a miracle.

Correct entry: miracle
The error was: (c) wonder

You have not found the error.
She used it every day from then on and it was a wonder.
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Hello Alan and Torsten! Why word doesn't the word wonder fit in here?
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It's a miracle Fri Nov 19, 2004 18:10 pm  It's a miracle
 

Because it's a fixed expression.
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