Grammar Quiz
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a court order that stops something from starting or continuing

A. appeal

B. indicted

C. injunction

D. landmark

Select your answer:
A  B  C  D  E 


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Choose the sentence that uses the preposition “between” correctly.

A. She walked between the park.

B. He chose between apple and orange.

C. Between the rain, we saw a rainbow.

D. I sat between John and Mary.

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I’m so busy! I have to __________ so many things!

A. sit down

B. get down

C. put up with

D. deal with

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To begin any new business sufficient ___ is necessary.
a. capital
b. capitol

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Aldo came late yesterday.

  1. Did Aldo came late yesterday?
  2. Did Aldo come late yesterday?

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