Stop! You mustn't _______ any chocolate for his dogs. ...

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Stop! You mustn’t _______ any chocolate for his dogs.

A. are getting

B. gets

C. get

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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Grammar › View

The _____ is the main word that is the focus of the sentence.

The _____ is made up of all the words that tell who or what is doing the action in the sentence.

A. simple predicate
complete predicate

B. compound subject
compound predicate

C. simple subject
complete subject

D. complete subject
simple subject

Vocabulary › View

having or showing a quick mind; bright, smart

A. triumph

B. clever

C. coast

D. pierce

Tenses › View

Which sentence is in the present perfect continuous tense?

A. I have been finishing my project since 2 weeks ago.

B. I finish my project tomorrow.

C. I am finishing my project.

D. I had finished my project.

Perfect Verb Tenses › View

Last week, Ava and Rohan were having a fun chat about their favorite meals. Ava excitedly shared that she had devoured a mouthwatering pizza the night before. Can you guess what the past perfect tense of the verb “to eat” is?

A. Eat

B. Ate

C. Eaten

D. Had eaten