[ Grammar ]
Many Texans didn’t want to be part of Mexico (no more, anymore)
A. no more
B. anymore
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A. Once a week.
B. Twice a week.
C. Three times a year.
D. Four times a year.
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Will you be taking the bus or will you ride your bike?
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A. with
B. on
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The plates had a ___ edging and had painted roses in the center.
a. gild
b. guild
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