Sentences or passages with weak forms
Phrases ou énoncés avec formes faibles
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- A satisfactorily valid and reliable measure.
- It was especially defective at both extremes.
- In the range from five to ten years.
- The small number of subjects.
- Scores that were too low.
- No alternative form was available for use.
- We have provided two scales.
- The scales are designated as form L and form M.
- But neither form can be recommended.
- Free from the grosser faults.
- They are somewhat less verbal than the old scale.
- There are of course other systems of tests.
- You could see a lot of things.
- She is a scientist and he is a lawyer.
- He has been working for an hour.
- I am sure that I have seen her bag in his car.
- Do you have a car or shall I take mine?
- Does your father work here?
- He had told us to stay.
- I must go.
- I have some shopping to do.
- I will lend him the car.
- You should not tell me.
- Would you tell them to come?
- The same was true of psychological theory.
- Teachers and parents are heard to remark...
- Johnny is poor at book-learning.
- But he makes up for it by his cleverness with his hands.
- He will be a good mechanic.
- Willie is slow but sure.
- A number of distinct powers or faculties such as reasoning.