A: I think you might be interested in this grant I’ve heard you are in financial difficulties.
B: Sort of. ____________ .
A: I talked to your advisor. He really wants to help you.
A. Why should I care?
B. How did you know?
C. When should I apply?
D. Please don’t let the cat out.
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Snape could be lurking around here somewhere.
A. could be
B. could be lurking
C. be lurking
D. lurking around
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What is the linking verb in the following sentence: They are silly together.
A. together
B. silly
C. are
D. They
Grammar › ViewShe ___________ her pencil to Mani everyday.
A. giving
B. gives
C. give
D. gave
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If they __________ (have) their holidays in winter, they __________ (stay) at home.
A. have / will stay
B. has / will stay
C. will have / will stay
D. have / doesn’t stay