[ Conjunctions ]
Choose the correct variant.
… my mother … my father will be able to spend the party on Sunday.
A. Neither … or
B. Both … or
C. Neither … nor
D. Either … and
E. Either … nor
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Grammar › ViewShelby looked through all of the biscuit recipes in her cookbook and finally found the one that looked the (good).
A. gooder
B. goodest
C. better
D. best
Grammar › View
Gaspar already finished his lawyer career. He is a _______ from Pittstate now.
A. undergraduate
B. graduate
C. pupil
Grammar › ViewMicrosoft announced ________ releasing a new product next week.
A. It is
B. They are
C. Itself is
D. She is
Present/Past/Future Continuous Tense › View
I’m sure she …………….. for me yesterday.
A. is waiting
B. was waiting
C. isn’t waiting
D. will be waiting