To eat food by moving your teeth up and down many times.
A. feed
B. gulp
C. chew
D. swallow
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Modal Verbs and Contrastive Conjunctions › ViewWhich sentence correctly combines a modal verb and a contrastive conjunction?
A. He might go to the party tonight, but he must finish his work first.
B. We should go for a hike this weekend, yet we might just stay home and relax.
C. She could buy a new dress for the occasion, or she can wear something from her closet.
D. They must complete the project by Friday, yet they might need an extension.
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If he (train) a lot, he would be a champion.
A. trains
B. will train
C. trained
Grammar › ViewWe ________ the champions in the competition.
A. am
B. is
C. are
D. was
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Write nouns for these verbs:
apply – satisfy
A. aplytion / satisfytion
B. aplication/satisfaction
C. aplicasion/satisfition