[ Vocabulary ]
to use pressure to convince a person to do something
A. influence
B. inhabitant
C. leeyway
D. limber
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Grammar › ViewWhich of these sentences is formatted correctly?
A. The student packed his backpack with pencils, textbooks, and folders.
B. The student packed his backpack with, pencils, textbooks, and folders.
C. The student packed his backpack with: pencils, textbooks, and folders.
D. The student packed his backpack with; pencils, textbooks, and folders.
Noun Verb Agreement › View
Both his mother and his father _ that he doesn’t like spinach.
A. knows
B. know
Grammar › View—- of the animals that live in the desert are nocturnal.
A. Much
B. Some
C. Every
D. Each
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True or False: A gerund can occur inside a prep phrase.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE