English test! help me pleaz!!!

Uhmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmz I''m terribly bad at cloze exercises, anyway, just give it a try  It?Td be extraordinary if I got half of them correct
Mr. Price, the antique dealer, lived..1 ALONE.. in a small flat above his shop. ..2 BECAUSE.. of the many valuable articles which he kept on the premises, he was always .. 3 AFRAID.. that one night someone would break in and rob him. Years AGO..4.., when he had first come to live there, he had shutters fitted ..5 OUT.. all the ground-floor windows and strong locks put on all the doors. In ad***ion, he ..6 PUT.. up most of his valuable articles in a cupboard, which he had had specially ..7 BOUGHT.. for this purpose. But, in spite of these precautions, he never felt safe, particularly ..8 WHEN.. he had a lot of money in the flat after a good day?Ts business. One Saturday night, when he ..9 COUNTED.. his money after closing the shop, he found that he had taken nearly two hundred pounds that day. This was an ...10 EXTREMELY .. large sum and the thought of keeping it in the house ..11 MADE.. him feel very nervous. He knew that it would be ..12 BETTER.. to take it to his son?Ts house, where there was a small safe, ..13 BUT.. it was a foggy evening and his son ..14 LIVED.. on the other side of town. In the end, he took the money ..15 WITH.. him to his bedroom, ..16 HIDE.. it in the pocket of one of his overcoats and locked the wardrobe door. He put the ..17 KEY.. under his pillow and went to bed. Mr. Price lay ..18 DOWN. for a long time, wondering if his money was really safe, ..19 AND.. it was well after midnight before he fell asleep. Almost immediately, or ...20 SO.. it seemed, he was woken up by the loud ringing of the shop doorbell. He sat up in bed. Could he have been dreaming? Surely, he thought, no ..21 ONE.. could want to see him ..22 AT.. this hour of the night. The doorbell rang again, echoing through the silent house. He could not ..23 HELP... thinking of a story he had read a man who had been attacked and robbed when he ..24 WAS.. to answer the door at night. Once again the doorbell rang, ..25 VERY  persistently this time. Mr. Price ..26 GOT.. out of bed and went across to the window. The fog had cleared slightly. He opened the window and looked out. He could just make out the shadowy figure of a man ..27 STANDING.. on the pavement below. ?oWhat do you want?? Mr Price ..28 SHOUTED.. out in a nervous voice. The figure stepped back ..29 AS.. it was standing under the street lamp. It was a policeman. ?oSorry to disturb you, sir,? said the policeman, ?o...30 BUT.. there is a light ..31 ON.. in your shop. I think you have forgotten to turn it off.?
Thank the wind of destiny for bringing you into my world
Được britneybritney sửa chữa / chuyển vào 08:56 ngày 11/04/2004

Uhmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmz I''m terribly bad at cloze exercises, anyway, just give it a try  It?Td be extraordinary if I got half of them correct
Mr. Price, the antique dealer, lived..1 ALONE.. in a small flat above his shop. ..2 BECAUSE.. of the many valuable articles which he kept on the premises, he was always .. 3 AFRAID.. that one night someone would break in and rob him. Years AGO..4.., when he had first come to live there, he had shutters fitted ..5 OUT.. all the ground-floor windows and strong locks put on all the doors. In ad***ion, he ..6 PUT.. up most of his valuable articles in a cupboard, which he had had specially ..7 BOUGHT.. for this purpose. But, in spite of these precautions, he never felt safe, particularly ..8 WHEN.. he had a lot of money in the flat after a good day?Ts business. One Saturday night, when he ..9 COUNTED.. his money after closing the shop, he found that he had taken nearly two hundred pounds that day. This was an ...10 EXTREMELY .. large sum and the thought of keeping it in the house ..11 MADE.. him feel very nervous. He knew that it would be ..12 BETTER.. to take it to his son?Ts house, where there was a small safe, ..13 BUT.. it was a foggy evening and his son ..14 LIVED.. on the other side of town. In the end, he took the money ..15 WITH.. him to his bedroom, ..16 HIDE.. it in the pocket of one of his overcoats and locked the wardrobe door. He put the ..17 KEY.. under his pillow and went to bed. Mr. Price lay ..18 DOWN. for a long time, wondering if his money was really safe, ..19 AND.. it was well after midnight before he fell asleep. Almost immediately, or ...20 SO.. it seemed, he was woken up by the loud ringing of the shop doorbell. He sat up in bed. Could he have been dreaming? Surely, he thought, no ..21 ONE.. could want to see him ..22 AT.. this hour of the night. The doorbell rang again, echoing through the silent house. He could not ..23 HELP... thinking of a story he had read a man who had been attacked and robbed when he ..24 WAS.. to answer the door at night. Once again the doorbell rang, ..25 VERY  persistently this time. Mr. Price ..26 GOT.. out of bed and went across to the window. The fog had cleared slightly. He opened the window and looked out. He could just make out the shadowy figure of a man ..27 STANDING.. on the pavement below. ?oWhat do you want?? Mr Price ..28 SHOUTED.. out in a nervous voice. The figure stepped back ..29 AS.. it was standing under the street lamp. It was a policeman. ?oSorry to disturb you, sir,? said the policeman, ?o...30 BUT.. there is a light ..31 ON.. in your shop. I think you have forgotten to turn it off.?
Thank the wind of destiny for bringing you into my world
Được britneybritney sửa chữa / chuyển vào 08:56 ngày 11/04/2004

Có mấy câu như sau:
1. "Công việc của tôi là gói và buộc các gói quà"
2. "Công việc của tôi yêu cầu một đôi bàn tay khéo léo"
3. "(Việc) gói và buộc các gói quà yêu cầu một đôi bàn tay khéo léo"
Nôm na là thế này:
1. My work (be) packing and tying gifts.
2. My work requires skillfull hands.
3. Packing and tying gifts (require) skillfull hands. (Chắc là chia ở số nhiều rồi ?) 
- Câu thứ nhất yêu cầu dùng động từ "to be" - Câu thứ hai và câu thứ ba dùng động từ "to require" Câu thứ hai chắc là động từ chia ở số ít rồi, vậy câu thứ nhất và câu thứ 3 dùng động từ số ít hay số nhiều?! Quanh đi quẩn lại thì chúng nó cùng một giuộc cả. Vậy phải hiểu như thế nào cho đúng? Mọi người cho ý kiến nhé. Cảm ơn.
Được saxophone sửa chữa / chuyển vào 17:41 ngày 11/04/2004

Có mấy câu như sau:
1. "Công việc của tôi là gói và buộc các gói quà"
2. "Công việc của tôi yêu cầu một đôi bàn tay khéo léo"
3. "(Việc) gói và buộc các gói quà yêu cầu một đôi bàn tay khéo léo"
Nôm na là thế này:
1. My work (be) packing and tying gifts.
2. My work requires skillfull hands.
3. Packing and tying gifts (require) skillfull hands. (Chắc là chia ở số nhiều rồi ?) 
- Câu thứ nhất yêu cầu dùng động từ "to be" - Câu thứ hai và câu thứ ba dùng động từ "to require" Câu thứ hai chắc là động từ chia ở số ít rồi, vậy câu thứ nhất và câu thứ 3 dùng động từ số ít hay số nhiều?! Quanh đi quẩn lại thì chúng nó cùng một giuộc cả. Vậy phải hiểu như thế nào cho đúng? Mọi người cho ý kiến nhé. Cảm ơn.
Được saxophone sửa chữa / chuyển vào 17:41 ngày 11/04/2004

1. My work (be) packing and tying gifts.
2. My work requires skillfull hands.
3. Packing and tying gifts (require) skillfull hands.
Câu 2 chia số ít được thì sao u không mạnh dạn chia câu 1 số ít luôn đi. V hòa hợp với S thôi mà, có liên quan gì tới O và C đâu. Và do đó, câu 3 chia số nhiều là đúng rồi.

1. My work (be) packing and tying gifts.
2. My work requires skillfull hands.
3. Packing and tying gifts (require) skillfull hands.
Câu 2 chia số ít được thì sao u không mạnh dạn chia câu 1 số ít luôn đi. V hòa hợp với S thôi mà, có liên quan gì tới O và C đâu. Và do đó, câu 3 chia số nhiều là đúng rồi.

I wrap gifts for a living. Wrapping gifts requires an artistic sense as well as an eye for balance, but most of all, a pair of inventive and skillful hands.

MY GOSH. I truly suck at translations.

I wrap gifts for a living. Wrapping gifts requires an artistic sense as well as an eye for balance, but most of all, a pair of inventive and skillful hands.

MY GOSH. I truly suck at translations.

More than 50%; More than extraordinary!
Mr. Price, the antique dealer, lived..1 ALONE.. in a small flat above his shop. ..2 BECAUSE.. of the many valuable articles which he kept on the premises, he was always .. 3 AFRAID.. that one night someone would break in and rob him. Years AGO..4.., when he had first come to live there, he had shutters fitted ..5 OUT.. all the ground-floor windows and strong locks put on all the doors. In ad***ion, he ..6 PUT.. up most of his valuable articles in a cupboard, which he had had specially ..7 BOUGHT for this purpose. But, in spite of these precautions, he never felt safe, particularly ..8 WHEN.. he had a lot of money in the flat after a good day?Ts business.
One Saturday night, when he ..9 COUNTED.. his money after closing the shop, he found that he had taken nearly two hundred pounds that day. This was an ...10 EXTREMELY .. large sum and the thought of keeping it in the house ..11 MADE.. him feel very nervous. He knew that it would be ..12 BETTER.. to take it to his son?Ts house, where there was a small safe, ..13 BUT.. it was a foggy evening and his son ..14 LIVED.. on the other side of town. In the end, he took the money ..15 WITH.. him to his bedroom, ..16 HIDE.. it in the pocket of one of his overcoats and locked the wardrobe door. He put the ..17 KEY.. under his pillow and went to bed. Mr. Price lay ..18 DOWN. for a long time, wondering if his money was really safe, ..19 AND.. it was well after midnight before he fell asleep. Almost immediately, or ...20 SO.. it seemed, he was woken up by the loud ringing of the shop doorbell. He sat up in bed. Could he have been dreaming? Surely, he thought, no ..21 ONE.. could want to see him ..22 AT.. this hour of the night. The doorbell rang again, echoing through the silent house. He could not ..23 HELP... thinking of a story he had read a man who had been attacked and robbed when he ..24 WAS.. to answer the door at night. Once again the doorbell rang, ..25 VERY [/b persistently this time.
Mr. Price ..26 GOT.. out of bed and went across to the window. The fog had cleared slightly. He opened the window and looked out. He could just make out the shadowy figure of a man ..27 STANDING.. on the pavement below. ?oWhat do you want?? Mr Price ..28 SHOUTED.. out in a nervous voice. The figure stepped back ..29 AS.. it was standing under the street lamp. It was a policeman. ?oSorry to disturb you, sir,? said the policeman, ?o...30 BUT.. there is a light ..31 ON.. in your shop. I think you have forgotten to turn it off.?
Được cup79 sửa chữa / chuyển vào 16:31 ngày 12/04/2004

More than 50%; More than extraordinary!
Mr. Price, the antique dealer, lived..1 ALONE.. in a small flat above his shop. ..2 BECAUSE.. of the many valuable articles which he kept on the premises, he was always .. 3 AFRAID.. that one night someone would break in and rob him. Years AGO..4.., when he had first come to live there, he had shutters fitted ..5 OUT.. all the ground-floor windows and strong locks put on all the doors. In ad***ion, he ..6 PUT.. up most of his valuable articles in a cupboard, which he had had specially ..7 BOUGHT for this purpose. But, in spite of these precautions, he never felt safe, particularly ..8 WHEN.. he had a lot of money in the flat after a good day?Ts business.
One Saturday night, when he ..9 COUNTED.. his money after closing the shop, he found that he had taken nearly two hundred pounds that day. This was an ...10 EXTREMELY .. large sum and the thought of keeping it in the house ..11 MADE.. him feel very nervous. He knew that it would be ..12 BETTER.. to take it to his son?Ts house, where there was a small safe, ..13 BUT.. it was a foggy evening and his son ..14 LIVED.. on the other side of town. In the end, he took the money ..15 WITH.. him to his bedroom, ..16 HIDE.. it in the pocket of one of his overcoats and locked the wardrobe door. He put the ..17 KEY.. under his pillow and went to bed. Mr. Price lay ..18 DOWN. for a long time, wondering if his money was really safe, ..19 AND.. it was well after midnight before he fell asleep. Almost immediately, or ...20 SO.. it seemed, he was woken up by the loud ringing of the shop doorbell. He sat up in bed. Could he have been dreaming? Surely, he thought, no ..21 ONE.. could want to see him ..22 AT.. this hour of the night. The doorbell rang again, echoing through the silent house. He could not ..23 HELP... thinking of a story he had read a man who had been attacked and robbed when he ..24 WAS.. to answer the door at night. Once again the doorbell rang, ..25 VERY [/b persistently this time.
Mr. Price ..26 GOT.. out of bed and went across to the window. The fog had cleared slightly. He opened the window and looked out. He could just make out the shadowy figure of a man ..27 STANDING.. on the pavement below. ?oWhat do you want?? Mr Price ..28 SHOUTED.. out in a nervous voice. The figure stepped back ..29 AS.. it was standing under the street lamp. It was a policeman. ?oSorry to disturb you, sir,? said the policeman, ?o...30 BUT.. there is a light ..31 ON.. in your shop. I think you have forgotten to turn it off.?
Được cup79 sửa chữa / chuyển vào 16:31 ngày 12/04/2004