To think about something carefully before making a decision or developing an opinion
A. compare
B. contrast
C. consider
D. conserve
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Future Tense › View‘As soon as I finish my project, I _________ to the clean-up’.
‘Great, see you then.’
A. will come
B. come
C. will be coming
D. will have come
Grammar › View
Which of the following is NOT an example of parallel structure?
A. Susan likes to bake with her grandchildren and knit.
B. People look for loyalty and honesty in their friends.
C. Beth likes peanuts on chocolate sundaes, potato chips in chocolate milkshakes, and pretzels with candy bars.
D. Angie enjoys playing several instruments, acting in plays, and mentoring young adults.
Grammar › View_______ did Jacky escape ?
He climbed down a beanstalk.
A. Who
B. When
C. What
D. How
Simple Past Tense › View
The old woman __________ some cookies for her family yesterday.
A. climbed
B. baked
C. ate
D. cried