[ Countable & Uncountable Nouns ]
There’s only a little coffee left in the jar.
A. There is few coffee left in the jar.
B. There isn’t much coffee left in the jar.
C. There are a few coffee left in the jar.
D. There isn’t many coffee left in the jar.
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A. higher-ranked, influential members of a tribe
B. to give in or agree to something
C. to watch over for a period of time
D. to take back
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I __________ my homework later.
A. doing
B. does
C. will doing
D. will do
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A. take
B. to take
C. taking
D. to be taken
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The different types of topics a student studies, such as maths, English, science.
A. Subject etc.
B. Subject ect.
C. Subject tec.
D. Subject cet.