When you _______, you provide, give, or add on to something.
A. conclude
B. contribute
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Reported Speech › ViewJimmy complained, “I have already written this invitation twice.”
A. Jimmy complained that I had already written that invitation twice.
B. Jimmy complained that he has already written that invitation twice.
C. Jimmy complained that he had already written that invitation twice.
Grammar › View
He once saw an elk and her two new calf.
What is the correct way to write this sentence?
A. He once saw an elk and her two new calfs.
B. He once saw an elks and her two new calf.
C. He once saw some elk and her two new calf.
D. He once saw an elk and her two new calves.
Passive Voice › ViewIn our country, elections for President … every five years.
A. hold
B. held
C. is held
D. are held
Preposition › View
They finally agreed ___________ the terms of the contract.
A. over
B. on/to
C. for
D. at