28.  however,   the existence of  good English and correct English.

24. BNC is  of samples of  from a wide range of  sources,represent a broad  of current British English. 

25. Let us do these things satisfy "rules" or  the whims of a pedagogue,  to express ourselves clearly, precisely, logically, and 

26. The failure of  left Prince Charles Edward   to hang about in  Paris,  and bad company.

27. Professor Scott's  essay carefully the common English errors  cause  Taiwanese research papers  by international publishers. 

29. Nineteenth-century Britain  numerous great writers, some have continued their  popularity  faded gradually from  

30.  twice   Dr. Holt was admired  for her vision, leadership,   fairness and integrity.

31. As a consequence of the automobile accident, Eloise (A) underwent a heart transplant operation. (B) remained unconscious for a while. (C) suffered permanent brain damage. (D)never recovered from speech loss.

32. The Kaplan Fellowship aims to . (A) support medical research in mental health disorders. (B) assist victims of traumatic brain injury. (C) help investigate hit-and-run accidents. (D) fund graduate students in social work.

33. Which of the following is true according to the reading? (A)CUITently a graduate student, Talisha Richardson has a bachelor's degree in health science. (B) Her job at the Medical Centre initiated Talisha Richardson's involvement with people with disabilities. (C) Graduated from University of Minnesota, Eloise Kaplan made a generous donation to her alma mater. (D) Raised in poverty, Elliot Kaplan eventually became a wealthy medical professional in St. Paul.

34. What do we learn from the article about the doctors who treated Eloise? (A) They had strong faith in her recovery even from the start. (B) They had once doubted that she would get back her speech and memory. (C) It was no surprise to them when she regained her speech and memory. (D) They always believed she would recover after a long-term rehabilitation.