AG Report Writing Part 3 Planning the Appraisal Report

Question 1

x is always a verb meaning to influence or to act upon.

Answer 1

Affect

How will this affect the market?

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Question 2

x is usually a noun meaning the consequence or the result.

Answer 2

Effect

What effect will this have on the market?

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Question 3

x refers to a singular concept;
x, to a plural one.

Answer 3

Amount
number

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Question 4

The vast x of research produced a x of alternatives.

A/an x of information ; a/an x of data points

Answer 4

amount, number

amount, number

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Question 5

x refers to distance and space;
x refers to degree or quantity.

Answer 5

Farther
further

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Question 6

Sale 1 is x from the airport than the subject property is.

They gave no x thought to the potential for a change in the property’s zoning designation.

Answer 6

farther

further

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Question 7

x applies to countable quantities/things.
x applies to a non-countable quantity and singular things.

Alternatively, just think of x as meaning “how many” compared to
x as meaning “how much.”

Answer 7

Fewer
Less

fewer
less

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Question 8

The abbreviation of the Latin id est is i.e., meaning “x.”
The abbreviation of exempli gratia is e.g., x

Answer 8

that is

for example.

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Question 9

x means to hint or suggest; something the writer or speaker does.
x means to conclude or derive from; something the reader or listener does.

Answer 9

Imply

Infer

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Question 10

It’s is a contraction of x or x. Its is the x form of it.

Answer 10

it and is
it and has
possessive

Test if “it is” or “it has” can be substituted for it’s.

If those words CAN be substituted, then use It’s. If they CANNOT be substituted, then use ITS.

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Question 11

x means to experience loss of an item by its removal or separation or withdrawal.
x means not attached or fastened; lacking in restraint..

Answer 11

Lose

Loose

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Question 12

Predominant is an x.
Predominate is a x.

Commercial uses x along Jackson Street.
The x land use along Jackson Street is commercial.

Answer 12

adjective
verb

predominate
Predominant

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