[ Vocabulary ]
Smallest in size or amount that is allowed or possible; least
A. advise
B. reliable
C. hesitate
D. minimum
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A. but
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Can I borrow your car for this evening?
Sure, but Nora’s using it right now. If she —- it back in time, you’re welcome to borrow it.
A. brought
B. would bring
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A. visiting
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C. to visited
D. to visit
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GRAMMAR: possessive ‘s
Which sentence is correct?
_
A. Are you going to Dan and Suzies’ party?
B. Are you going to Dan’s and Suzie’s party?
C. Are you going to Dan and Suzie’s party?