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… young and … old, … poor and … rich, all demand corruption-free India.
A. the,the,the,the
B. a,an,a,a
C. zero
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Vocabulary and Grammar › ViewChoose the comparative form of “bright”.
A. Brightest
B. More bright
C. Brighter
D. Most bright
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A: ‘This is a great book.’
B: ‘I know. I ______ it twice already.’
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Grammar › ViewThe elevator was out of order so I had to use the stairs ________being exhausted.
A. though
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Remigiusz Mróz has written _______30 detective stories.
A. too
B. some
C. sort of
D. more