[ Conjunction ]
He has so many things to do. He works … as the manager of the company but also as the HRD.
A. neither
B. either
C. both
D. not only
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Subject Verb Agreement › ViewThe handicraft makers_____to hold an exhibition to_____ their masterpieces.
A. plans, showcase
B. plan, showcase
C. planned, showcased
D. planning, showcasing
Grammar › View
works – my grandfather – every day – in a shop.
A. my grandfather
B. works
C. every day
D. in a shop
Aaron ______ $80.00 for that bag.
A. pay
B. paid
C. pays
D. paying
Prepositions › View
The bookstore is just ___ the corner.
a. around
b. across
c. over
d. opposite