Interactive Grammar: Conciseness quiz

1Due to the fact that he was absent, he missed the test. → → Use one word instead of 'due to the fact that'

2She made a decision to change her career. → → Replace 'made a decision to'

3At this point in time, we are unable to proceed. → → Replace 'at this point in time'

4He is able to speak four languages fluently. → → Replace 'is able to'

5Prior to submitting the form, read the instructions. → → Replace 'prior to'

6The committee conducted a review of the proposal. → → Use a verb instead of 'conducted a review of'

7In the event that you need help, call reception. → → Replace 'in the event that'

8She gave a description of what had happened. → → Use a verb instead of 'gave a description of'

9It is necessary that all staff attend the meeting. → → Rewrite more concisely

10In spite of the fact that it was raining, they played outside. → → Replace 'in spite of the fact that'