'What a night !' - Correct the mistakes. (English exercise n°13115 - Please quote this number when contacting us)Find the mistakes.Find 10 mistakes in this text.. When he leaved her she started one more to ring Washington. Furious guest in their dressing-gowns were in the passage and banged on her door tolding her to stoping making so much noise so that they can sleep. But she went on telephone. She scrimed that she must get Major Tompkins; it was a meitter of life and dead. At last she got himThen. with concentrated fury, spacing out her words to make them more emphatic: "Tell - Major - Tompkins - that - I don ' t - want - to speak - to him". When he leaved her she started one more to ring Washington. Furious guest in their dressing-gowns were in the passage and banged on her door tolding her to stoping making so much noise so that they can sleep. But she went on telephone. She scrimed that she must get Major Tompkins; it was a meitter of life and dead. At last she got himThen. with concentrated fury, spacing out her words to make them more emphatic: "Tell - Major - Tompkins - that - I don' t - want - to speak - to him". Click on the errors : Score : If you don't manage to find all the answers, click on the button below to see them. End of the free exercise to learn English: 'What a night !' - Correct the mistakes. (06.07.2008 20:35)A free English exercise to learn English.Other English exercises on the same topic | All our lessons and exercises
When he leaved her she started one more to ring Washington. Furious guest in their dressing-gowns were in the passage and banged on her door tolding her to stoping making so much noise so that they can sleep. But she went on telephone. She scrimed that she must get Major Tompkins; it was a meitter of life and dead. At last she got himThen. with concentrated fury, spacing out her words to make them more emphatic: "Tell - Major - Tompkins - that - I don ' t - want - to speak - to him". When he leaved her she started one more to ring Washington. Furious guest in their dressing-gowns were in the passage and banged on her door tolding her to stoping making so much noise so that they can sleep. But she went on telephone. She scrimed that she must get Major Tompkins; it was a meitter of life and dead. At last she got himThen. with concentrated fury, spacing out her words to make them more emphatic: "Tell - Major - Tompkins - that - I don' t - want - to speak - to him".