[ Subject Verb Agreement ]
Either your parents or I _____ to go to the store to get groceries. I ____ tired of not having food in the house.
A. needs/is
B. need/am
C. need/is
D. needs/am
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A. Imperative Mood
B. Indicative Mood
C. Interrogative Mood
D. Subjunctive Mood
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If Mary ______, tell her we’ll meet at the library.
A. would have called
B. had called
C. called
D. should call
Grammar › View_________________ I studied hard, I did well on the test.
A. Although
B. Because
C. If
D. When
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To ensure fairness, it is important to maintain a ___ or flat playing field.
a. level
b. revel