[ Vocabulary ]
A change or addition to the Constitution.
A. Amendment
B. Jury
C. Press
D. Bill
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Grammar › ViewChoose the correct alternative.
Agatha Chritie´s detective stories ___________ all over the world.
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A. are read
B. is read
C. are reading
D. is reading
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He would like to eat ____________ ice cream but he doesn’t want _____________ nuts in it.
A. some / any
B. any / some
Grammar › ViewWhat is a sentence fragment missing?
A. A subject
B. A verb
C. A complete thought
D. Any of the above
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That batters bat broke into two pieces.
A. That batter’s bat broke into two pieces.
B. That batters bat broke into two piece’s.
C. That batters bat, broke into two pieces.
D. That batters bat broke, into two pieces.