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Please correct the errors in thick, black letters:

  1. People are not nearly so keen on the exhibiting side of things in Yorkshire like they are in Snowdonia.

  2. Jack has studied linguistics and sociology at Edinburgh University and always felt sort of lingering interest in the latter subject.

  3. Television now plays such an important part in so many people’s lives that it is essential for us to try to decide however it is a blessing or a curse.

  4. Tom Harding left home to take up medicine, but he soon definitely threw up all the idea of becoming a doctor, for he desired greatly to go in for law.

  5. Nowadays, specialization is the rule almost everywhere in secondary education, and where the main subject of teaching is instruction at a higher level, there can be nothing else.

  6. I remember once, when I was standing with some friends in New York, a man appeared at the flat who was returning from an expedition to the Matto Grosso.

  7. was staying?

Many , many thanks.

  1. People are not nearly so keen… as they are in Snowdonia.

  2. Jack has studied linguistics and sociology at Edinburgh University and always felt a sort of lingering interest…

  3. …it is essential for us to try to decide whether it is a blessing or a curse.

  4. …but he soon definitely threw up the whole idea of becoming a doctor…

5…and where the main object of teaching is instruction at a higher level, there can be nothing else.

  1. I remember once, when I was staying with some friends in New York…