It was the opportunity of their lives. “The United States of America,” he repeated aloud, just to see how nice it … in his ears.
A. sounded
B. was sounding
C. had sounded
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Grammar Comma Usage › View. Which of the following sentences needs a comma added or deleted?
A. I have four dollars and my friend has six more.
B. Dogs usually don’t mind getting wet but cats absolutely hate it.
C. Jeff, and Kate are on the same soccer team, so they hang out a lot.
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I don’t often _____ tea.
A. drink
B. drinks
C. take
D. takes
Grammar › ViewWhat time________ (he/get up) yesterday?
A. got up
B. does he get up
C. did he get up
D. did he got up
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He ___ (work) as a doctor for the last decade.
A. works
B. is working
C. has worked
D. has been working