Alcpt forms 31 to 70

The solution was essential. 34. The field must be level. It must be flat. It must be long. It must be square. It must be large. 35. We encountered the enemy enem y yesterday. We confused the enemy enem y. We met the enemy. We defeated the enemy enem y. We avoided the enemy enem y. 36. General Bascal’s car will lead the parade. It will be protected from the crowed. It will be the first car in the parade. It will be the tenth car. It will wait for the parade to pass.

37. The coat didn’t belong to him. It didn’t fit. He didn’t own it. It was too heavy. He didn’t like it. 38. I didn’t notice the plane’s arrival. I didn’t see the passengers. I didn’t like the noise it made. I didn’t see the plane come it. I didn’t know the arrival time. 39. We will leave in the morning. We will eat then. We will rest then. We will go then. We will call then. 40. The laws on driving safety are becoming stricter. They’re becoming longer. They’re becoming more interesting. They’re becoming more rigid. They’re becoming important. 41. The soldiers rescued the trapped officer. They saved him. They surrounded him. They located him. They buried him. 42. The room needed many things.

It required many things. It contained many things. It regulated many things. It excluded many things. 43. They kept their people in mind. They neglected their people. They liked their people. They forget their people. They remembered their people. 44. Ben said, “Let me cut in for a moment if you don’t mind.” He wants to leave. He wants to interrupt. He wants to continue listening. He wants to rest for a moment. 45. You can use this thi s substance if i f you want, but don’t forget it’s highly flammable. It is good for insulation. It burns easily easil y. It is easy to lose. It is very expensive.

46. Corporal Hill has great respect for his officer. He dislikes them very much. He makes them angry. He has great trouble working with them. He has a high regard for them. 47. The driver is relaxed behind the wheel. He is at ease. He is frightened. He is tense. He is careful. 48. Susan made a mistake. She hit the target. She made a perfect score. She made an error. She was correct. 49. Her car received a minor damage. The damage wasn’t necessary. There was only a little damage.  No damage was detected. There was major damage. 50. Henry had sufficient time to study. He had enough time. He had no time. He had extra time.