Redalert wrote: I would be glad if grammarians of this site check out the pronoun that I have used in the following sentences. Write the correct form of pronoun in the following:- 1) We scored as many goals as them. (They, them) 2) Rama and I

and we can make reductions after while.

though could be used at the end of the sentence after (,) but although cannot. He studied till midnight. He couldn't finish the task, though.

Well, there are much worse questions which have two correct answers or with no answers at all. Some paragraphs are quite detailed and test not the knowledge of English but that of the subject matter.

well, I guess, there might be a slight difference between using "looking" and "turning". Do we imply that they look at somewhere else for inspiration and then turn to nature if we say "turning".

KPDS 2001 May(seventeen string) Bethoven's seventeen string quartets hold ____ the same position in chamber music ____ his symphonies hold in the orchestral repertoire. A) as / that B) much / as C) quite / whether D) just / what E) thus /