Study each of the following statements. Underscore any inappropriate forms. In the space provided, write the correct form (or C if correct) and the number of the G/M principle illustrated. You may need to consult your dictionary for current practice regarding some compound adjectives. When you finish, compare your responses with those provided at the end of the book. If your answers differ, carefully study the principles in parentheses.

Example: We need cost effective solution.

1. The newly opened restaurant offered many tried and true menu items.

2. Amazingly, most of the ten year old equipment is still working.

3. Although purchased ten years ago, the equipment still looked brightly.

4. Global messages today are exchanged so quick that international business moves more rapidly than ever.

5. The president's veto of the tax plan couldn't have sent a more clearer message.

6. You may submit only work related expenses to be reimbursed.

7. Amanda and Max said that they're planning to open there own business next year.

8. Haven't you ever made a spur of the moment decision?

9. Not all decisions that are made on the spur of the moment turn out badly. .

10. The committee offered a well thought out plan to revamp online registration.

11. You must complete a change of address form when you move.

12. Each decision will be made on a case by case basis.

13. I could be more efficient if my printer were more nearer my computer.

14. If you reject his offer to help, Kurt will feel badly.

15. The truck's engine is running smooth after its tune-up.