[ Vocabulary and Grammar ]
What does the root -mob- mean?
A. to crowd
B. to pull
C. to move
D. to support
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Prepositions and Prepositional Phrases › ViewChoose the sentence that uses the preposition “between” correctly.
A. She walked between the park.
B. He chose between apple and orange.
C. Between the rain, we saw a rainbow.
D. I sat between John and Mary.
Phrasal Verbs › View
I’m so busy! I have to __________ so many things!
A. sit down
B. get down
C. put up with
D. deal with
Grammar - Verb Forms › ViewA: Oh no! I forgot my pen.
B: Don’t worry…
A. I will lend you one.
B. I am going to lend you one.
C. I am lending you one.
D. I lend you one.
Verb Tenses › View
What type of verb tells about action that is happening now?
A. Future-tense
B. Past-tense
C. Present-tense