Hi! I know there’s a way to remove a grammar point from reviews, but is it possible to ban a particular example sentence from review stack?
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What’s the reason to do that?
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Hey! 
There is no way to ban single sentence!
But if you can describe your problem with it, I might change it so that it won’t cause confusion!
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Let’s say there’re some examples that look overcomplicated for me. Like some, that use ‘hon’ forms of verbs. And I don’t know this forms yet cause I’m suck at vocabulary studying. 
So grammar test become a vocab test for me. Something I would avoid. Or there’re some example sentences with tags, that put me in confusion. This might not be the case for everyone, so no need to change them globally, but still.
Guess I’ll have to try this way. Thanks.
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No problem.
By the way, could you copy-past for me those “ほん” sentences you have problems with?
I will try to do something with those, like explanation in nuance section etc.
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By ‘hon’ I did mean ‘honorific’ forms of such verbs as 教える, 借りる, etc. It’s grammar point N4-10-7. I have hard time passing examples 6 and 12.
And, although I’m familiar with 見る honorific form, I don’t quiet get what’s going on in 11th example. The english text for the first part is ‘I have yet to see that film.’, but for me it looks more like ‘I am not yet seeing that film.’ :\
Also, I’ve met a ‘passive voice!’ tag in a sentence today. For me, personally, it looks very strange. Let me not to answer the question ‘why’. Maybe it’s some kind of illness.
I suggested to @mrnoone to split out those special verbs to their own grammar points.
Regarding example 11, 映画を拝見いたしていない means you are in the state of not having seen the movie.