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A mathematical sentence that contains the symbols >, <, >, or < A. Inequality B. Algebraic Expression C. Coefficient D. Constant E. Distributive Property

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Grammar › ViewThe flight to Rio ……….. at 8:00 am so we should be at the airport by 6:00.
A. has left
B. leaves
C. will have left
D. left
Phrasal Verbs › View
It took me a very long time to recover from the shock of her death.
A. turn off
B. take up
C. get over
D. keep up with
Future Continuous Tense › ViewHe …… be playing all afternoon.
A. will play
B. will not
C. will
D. is
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. Which sentence correctly uses an -ing form as an adjective?
A. The movie was really bored.
B. The movie was really boring.
C. The movie was really bore.
D. The movie was really boredom.
