[ Vocabulary ]
one responsible for a crime
A. witness
B. red herring
C. culprit
D. crime
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Grammar › ViewX: Are you and your sister going to ………. the movie tonight?
Y: No, we are not. We are very busy this evening.
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A. come to
B. see
C. play
D. theater
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Use a conjunction to combine: I like to swim. I like to bike.
A. I swim and bike.
B. I enjoy swimming and biking.
C. I like to swim and I like to bike.
D. I like swimming or biking.
Adverbial Phrases › ViewWhere does a fronted adverbial come in a sentence?
A. First
B. In the middle
C. At the end
D. No where
Vocabulary › View
A sudden jarring or jerking, as from a heavy blow or an abrupt movement.
A. jolt
B. pulverize
C. Cessna
D. intervals