Could you please check these statements, please? Thank you very much.
1) When the monster comes to life, Victor is horrified by the monster's physical appearance.
2)His pearly white teeth and shiny black hair contrast with his dull, yellow eyes, shrivelled complexion and sallow skin. His skin was so transparent that one could see the pulsing work of his veins, muscles and arteries.
3) Could you please tell me if there is a difference in the pronunciation between "Jews"and juice"? Is the "s" voiced in "Jews"?
4)Evelince is dissatisfied (unsatisfied) with her present job.
5) Can you please read in your book at page 13?
6)You wrote your questions on the foolscap paper instead of using the sheet of paper provided (by the examiner)
2) Because the rest of this is in the historical present, you might like to change "was" to "is."
5) either "at" or "on"
If #3 is a question for us = yes
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#3 -- Jews sounds like jewz; juice sounds like joose
#4 -- "Eveline" (spelling)
Sure! I can help you check these statements.
1) "When the monster comes to life, Victor is horrified by the monster's physical appearance." - This is a statement that can be checked by reading the source material. To verify it, you would need to read the story or novel where this statement is from (presumably "Frankenstein" by Mary Shelley) and look for the scene where the monster comes to life and Victor's reaction to it.
2) "His pearly white teeth and shiny black hair contrast with his dull, yellow eyes, shriveled complexion, and sallow skin. His skin was so transparent that one could see the pulsing work of his veins, muscles, and arteries." - This statement seems to describe the physical appearance of a character. To check it, you would need to refer to the source material (again, presumably "Frankenstein") and look for the relevant description of the character's appearance.
3) "Could you please tell me if there is a difference in the pronunciation between 'Jews' and 'juice'? Is the 's' voiced in 'Jews'?" - This statement is about pronunciation. To check it, you can say the words "Jews" and "juice" out loud and listen to the sound of the "s" in each word. In "Jews," the "s" is voiced and sounds like a "z" sound, while in "juice," the "s" is unvoiced and sounds like an "s" sound.
4) "Evelince is dissatisfied (unsatisfied) with her present job." - This statement is about a character's feeling toward her job. To check it, you would need to refer to the source material where this character is mentioned. If there is no specific source mentioned, you would need more context or information to verify this statement.
5) "Can you please read in your book at page 13?" - This is a request to read a specific page in a book. To check it, you would need the book mentioned and go to page 13 to read the content on that page.
6) "You wrote your questions on the foolscap paper instead of using the sheet of paper provided (by the examiner)." - This statement is about a situation where someone wrote their questions on the wrong type of paper. To check it, you would need to see the physical papers or document where the questions were written and compare it to the instructions or guidelines provided by the examiner.