[ Vocabulary ]
Person thought to be capable of committing a crime.
A. suspense
B. suspect
C. victim
D. evidence
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Grammar › ViewI’ve run out of battery and cannot text my dad…
A. No worries.I am going to lend you my phone.
B. No worries.I will lend you my phone.
C. No worries.I lend you my phone.
D. No worries.I going to lend you my phone.
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When she saw how I was dressed, she started _______.
A. laugh
B. laughed
C. laughing
D. laughs
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Jumping on the couch and acting like monkeys.
A. sentence
B. fragment
C. run-on
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John will go to the store before he _______ home.
A. goes
B. has gone
C. was going
D. will go