Fill in the blank with THE CORRECT words.?

In order to be a strong runner, Jill has to do ___(10)___ or training. Training hard is ___(11)___ with her, because she loves to run. She's not the type of person to make excuses or to say things like "I ___(12)___ won, but my shoe came untied." One of the girls who competes against Jill once told her, "I ___(13)___ won the race if the sun had not been in my eyes." Jill just laughed and said, "You ___(14)___ won the race if you had run faster."








10. a lot | alot


11. all right | alright


12. could of | could have


13. would have | would of


14. might of | might have

Fill in the blank with THE CORRECT words.?
10. a lot


11. alright


12. could have


13. would have


14. might have
Reply:10. a lot


11 all right


12 could have


13. would have


14. might have





The following is a quote about the use of all right versus alright from the site dictionary.com





Usage Note: Despite the appearance of the form alright in works of such well-known writers as Langston Hughes and James Joyce, the single word spelling has never been accepted as standard. This is peculiar, since similar fusions such as already and altogether have never raised any objections. The difference may lie in the fact that already and altogether became single words back in the Middle Ages, whereas alright has only been around for a little more than a century and was called out by language critics as a misspelling. Consequently, one who uses alright, especially in formal writing, runs the risk that readers may view it as an error or as the willful breaking of convention.
Reply:a lot


alright


could have


would have


might have
Reply:10. a lot


11. all right


12. could have


13. would have


14. might have
Reply:10. a lot


11 all right


12 could have


13. would have


14. might have
Reply:10 a lot


11 all right


12 could have





13 %26amp; 14 follow the same rule as 12
Reply:10. a lot


11. alright


12. could have


13. would have


14. might have
Reply:lol, is this your homework?
Reply:10. a lot


11.all right


12. could have


13.would have


14. might have
Reply:a lot


all right


could have


would have


might have





alot is not a word


alright is not a word


of is a preposition, a helping verb is needed
Reply:a lot


alright


could have


would have


might have
Reply:10: a lot


11.: all right


12: I could have


13: I would have


14: might have
Reply:In order to be a strong runner, Jill has to do _a lot_ OF training. Training hard is _alright__ with her, because she loves to run. She's not the type of person to make excuses or to say things like "I _could have_ won, but my shoe came untied." One of the girls who competes against Jill once told her, "I _would have_ won the race if the sun had not been in my eyes." Jill just laughed and said, "You _might have_ won the race if you had run faster."
Reply:10 a lot


11 alright


12 Could have


13 Would have


14 Might have



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