[ Subject-Verb Agreement ]
Neither the chipmunk nor the squirrels (is / are) bothering us.
A. Is
B. Are
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Grammar › ViewThey are _____ some fascinating research on the language of dolphins.
A. carrying on
B. carrying out
C. finding out
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“What did Jack say to you?”
‘ He asked _____________ Asia on my trip.’
A. if I was going to visit
B. whether am I going to visit
C. am I going to visit
D. was I going to visit
Grammar › ViewI gave him my phone_________ he could contact me.
A. for
B. to
C. so that
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Carlos still _______ home from work.
A. Hasn’t gone
B. Went
C. Goes
D. Had gone