Question

3 Circle the correct alternative. 1 When a story is good, you want to read on/out to the end. 2 When you make a mistake, you cross it on/out. 3 When you want to get a quick idea of a book, you flick/turn through it. 4 At the end of an essay it's a good idea to sum on/up your ideas and opinions. 5 If you don't know how to pronounce a word you should look it over/up in a dictionary:​

Answer 1

1 When a story is good, you want to read on to the end.

2 When you make a mistake, you cross it out.

3 When you want to get a quick idea of a book, you flick through it.

4 At the end of an essay it's a good idea to sum up your ideas and opinions.

5 If you don't know how to pronounce a word you should look it up in a dictionary.

Answer 2

1. When a story is good, you want to read on to the end.

2. When you make a mistake, you cross it out.

3. When you want to get a quick idea of a book, you flick through it.

4. At the end of an essay it's a good idea to sum up your ideas and opinions.

5. If you don't know how to pronounce a word you should look it up in a dictionary.