Common Errors in English Test: Ad Add

One such television ad^ shows people of different sexes, ages and races.|He asks if people watching the ad^ have this problem, too.|For example, one ad^ for an HIV drug shows a group of young people.|They say the ad^ misled people.|The Food and Drug Administration said the ad^ promised too much improvement from taking the drug.|For thirty years, researchers have been looking for ways to add^ iron to salt.|They may decide to add^ diabetes to the list of sicknesses linked to Agent Orange.|And farmers often add^ antibiotic drugs to animal feed to treat sick farm animals or make them grow bigger.|You should add^ water.|The Discovery's crew will add^ the last important equipment to the Station.|The Discovery crew also will add^ a device called the Integrated Truss Structure or I-T-S.|They say it is a little like trying to add^ new parts to an airplane that is already flying.|This week, he promised not to add^ a single federal job as president.|He proposes to add^ twenty-thousand-million dollars for weapons research and development.|A navigator would take the last known position of the ship, then add^ the ship's speed.|The navigator also had to add^ any movement of the ship to the side caused by waves or the wind.|But the huge hole, the names and other marks seem to add^ to its sound.|They say the rules will greatly add^ to the cost of treatment.|You add^ cold water.|They use granite and other kinds of stone to add^ color to the newest tall buildings.|Most people find that skyscrapers add^ excitement and interest to their cities.|However, they add^ that trading is never completely without risk.|They add^ their own notes to music that is written down.|The goal was to help more Americans add^ poetry to their lives.|For example, basil is used in many countries to add^ taste to foods.|He wanted them to add^ beauty to his farm and to block the sun from the house.|They may add^ onions, mushrooms, peppers or meat.|They say the songs on "Acoustic Soul" show how non-electric instruments can add^ feeling to a song.|Yet they add^ that his deepest relationships probably were with his animals.|The officials add^ that he was a strong environmentalist.|Yet he did more than anyone else to change it, move it forward and add^ social meaning to its songs.|Two more invasions add^ed words to Old English.|The Norman rulers add^ed many words to English.|Soon after, music was add^ed to his words.|AIDS education will be add^ed to their other duties.|People have add^ed it to their food for centuries.|Then, they add^ed the gaur cells to the eggs.|Mr. Martin add^s that local climate may have influenced the disappearance of some animals.|He add^s that raising catfish is not as profitable as growing tobacco.|He add^s that many foods made with the technology are probably safer than traditional products.|She add^s that at least eight-hundred-million people still do not have enough to eat.|That’s what the head of a top ad^ agency said to me recently.|It brings to mind ad^s that KFC brought to market two years ago promoting fried chicken.|But the industry group is not planning and does not advocate these ad^s.|And guess what ad^ appeared at the top of his page?|The New York-based footwear maker tells us it has sent a letter to Apple and its ad^ agency.|I liked the campaign ad^.|High tech ad^ agency provides services for start-ups and new product launches.|Only a single ad^ will be shown for each page viewed.|Are you looking to purchase online ad^ banners or large print display ads?|Place an online Classifieds ad^ or advertise in the newspaper.|Opera was previously available free of charge with an ad^ banner. |