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Their kids have nothing … common. They’re completely different.
A. at
B. on
C. in
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Grammar › ViewAfter a catastrophic storm, charitable organizations will help repair both a resident home and a shop owner storefront.
A. NO CHANGE
B. a residents home and a shop owners storefront
C. a resident’s home and a shop owners storefront
D. a resident’s home and a shop owner’s storefront
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What’s he doing?
A. He is sleeping.
B. He is working.
C. He is running.
Which is your favourite colour, red, blue _________ yellow?
A. so
B. or
C. because
D. but
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“In the soup” means ___.
a. in serious trouble
b. having a good time