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They are deeply suspicious … each other’s motives.
A. on
B. in
C. of
D. at
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Grammar › ViewThe rule says, if a word ending in -o is preceded by consonant, add -es to have its plural form. Therefore, the plural of tomato is ___.
A. Tomatos
B. Tomatoes
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When we saw the crime, we _____ the police.
A. called
B. were calling
Grammar & Vocabulary › View. Includes farming, fishing, and the forestry industry.
A. The agriculture sector
B. The energy sector
C. The public sector
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Choose the modal that would best complete the following sentence if someone was asking for permission:
_________________ I sharpen my pencil?
A. May
B. Can
C. Will
D. None of the above