[ Vocabulary ]
To make something such as an idea, plan, system, or law start to work and be used
A. implore
B. acknowledge
C. argue
D. implement
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A. hotter than
B. the hottest
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The Present Continuous tense is commonly used to:
A. ask about intentions and make plans
B. None of the above
C. talk about actions that started in the past
D. describe things happening right now
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The picnic feast that we brought tasted delicious.
A. tasted delicious
B. the picnic feast
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The principal opened the office door_____but the student was too nervous to enter.
A. comma ,
B. period .
C. no punctuation
D. semicolon ;