Grammar Quiz

[ Vocabulary ]

when the forces exerted on opposite sides of an object are equal in strength

A. direction

B. balanced

C. electric force

D. contact

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e.g. I am thinking of buying ___ new car. The car I want isn’t available in Australia yet, though.

A. a(n)

B. the

C. no article


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