I'm a little surprised that I got 17/20 , although English is my second language and I was always just a mediocre student in English. I know I got better the last years because I read a lot but I still thought I'm not that good. But then there was many of "is it then or than", "is it your or you're" and this was one of the first things we learned because it's so important. Like in German the "das or dass".... It's important and to my suprise always easy for me but for many others not so much....(Edit: autocorrect)

Lol I guess half the time I robot type, because some really tripped me

19/20... and yes, the jewelry thing slipped me up.

On number 15, the correct term is nauseated, not nauseous.

20/20 and I'd be embarrassed to score anything less.

20/20 non-native speaker.

Shouldn’t ‘nauseous’ technically be ‘nauseated’?

19/20

17 of 20 and dyslexic, so I'll take it.

They screwed up nauseous. When you are nauseous, you make other people feel sick. When you feel sick, you are nauseated.

Fix question number 2. The answers are all wrong, aren't they?

I quit this after they gave the wrong answer for "Jewelry"