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A waste of time Fri Jul 22, 2005 20:59 pm  A waste of time
 

Test No. errors/elem-1 "Much information", question 6

I think it is a spend of money to buy cigarettes.

(a) it is
(b) spend
(c) of money

Test No. errors/elem-1 "Much information", answer 6

I think it is a waste of money to buy cigarettes.

Correct entry: waste
The error was: (b) spend
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Is sentence "I think it is waste of money to buy cigarettes"
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A waste of time Sat Jul 23, 2005 11:13 am  A waste of time
 

Hi Simon,

Yes this is the correct sentence:
I think it is a waste of money to buy cigarettes.
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