[ Grammar ]
” How long have you been driving?”
” I ____ a car when I was sixteen.”
A. have first driven
B. first drove
C. drove first
D. have driven first
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Vocabulary › ViewUse ‘attrition’ in a sentence.
A. The attrition of the company led to increased productivity.
B. Attrition is a term used to describe the growth of a company.
C. The company experienced a high level of retention due to the stressful work environment.
D. The company experienced a high level of attrition due to the stressful work environment.
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They can’t come to the party because they have to study for tomorrow’s test
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
Conjunction: Because and So › ViewThey don’t like him ……. he is not honest.
A. because
B. so
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What is the plural of church?
A. churchs
B. churches
C. churchies