Choose the sentence that has a similar meaning: In my cycling group there’s George, tom, Harry and me.
A. My cycling group consists of George, Tom, Harry and me.
B. My cycling group consisting of George, Tom, Harry and me.
C. My cycling group is consisting George, Tom, Harry and me.
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Vocabulary › ViewWhich sentence does NOT use critical correctly?
A. I’m going to sing now. Please don’t be too critical because this is my first time singing in public.
B. All the judges on talent shows are supposed to be critical, but some judges feel for the performers and always give high scores.
C. Every good writer knows how to edit with a critical eye.
D. He was very critical about my story. He happily read it and told me how great it was.
Vocabulary › View
The top layer of soil; a mixture of types of Earth; texture will vary.
A. Retain
B. Weathering
C. Valley
D. Topsoil
Modals › ViewYou ____________ wait your turn in the queue.
A. have to
B. don’t have to
C. shouldn’t
D. must
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Which sentence is correct?
A. The police officer caught the thief who’s car crashed.
B. The police officer caught the thief his car crashed.
C. The police officer caught the thief whose car crashed.