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out of shape and can't carry the necessary equipment #1 (permalink) Thu Oct 06, 2011 8:31 am   out of shape and can't carry the necessary equipment
 

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ESL/EFL Test #595 "Real Life: Hiking and The Great Outdoors (1)", question 8

When Lawrence went on his last hiking trip, he hired a ......... to carry all of his gear for him. The guy he hired is young and very fit. Lawrence, on the other hand, is out-of-shape and can't carry of the necessary equipment by himself anymore.

(a) pachyderm
(b) donkey
(c) ferry
(d) porter

English Language Proficiency Tests, Advanced Level

ESL/EFL Test #595 "Real Life: Hiking and The Great Outdoors (1)", answer 8

When Lawrence went on his last hiking trip, he hired a porter to carry all of his gear for him. The guy he hired is young and very fit. Lawrence, on the other hand, is out-of-shape and can't carry of the necessary equipment by himself anymore.

Correct answer: (d) porter

Your answer was: correct
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Hello,

There is a typo in the third sentence of this test question 8 of English Language Proficiency Test, Advanced Level # 133. I think the correct verb is either "carry" or "carry off" rather than "carry of", which is used in the third sentence. Could you please verify this matter?

Thank you.

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out of shape and can't carry the necessary equipment #2 (permalink) Thu Oct 06, 2011 9:13 am   out of shape and can't carry the necessary equipment
 

Thanks, Bhikkhu. I have fixed that and some punctuation problems in the test. A corrected version will appear with our next database update.
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