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antebellum – postwar
A. synonyms
B. antonyms
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Grammar › ViewWhich is the correct sentence?
A. I drive usually to work
B. I drive to work usually
C. I usually drive to work
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Form a negative sentence: He likes ice cream.
A. He is fond of ice cream.
B. He likes vanilla ice cream.
C. He does not like ice cream.
D. He does not enjoy ice cream.
Conjunctions › ViewMy family likes to go camping, ____ we also like to go hiking.
A. but
B. yet
C. for
D. and
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The supermarket stands right …………… the other side of the road.
A. on
B. in
C. to