What does the term ‘argumentation’ refer to?
A. Agreement
B. Consensus
C. Debate
D. Harmony
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Tenses › ViewWhat is the correct sentence?
A. She run to school every day.
B. She runs to school every day.
C. She running to school every day.
D. She runned to school every day.
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For more _____ information on the event, please e-mail us at the following address.
A. details
B. detailed
C. detail
D. in detail
Tenses and Comparisons › ViewHey there, Rudi! Can you use the verb ‘jump’ in a fun sentence in the present tense? Let’s see what you can come up with!
A. Jumping is my favorite activity.
B. I will jump tomorrow at the park.
C. I jumped over the fence yesterday.
D. Siti jumps every morning for exercise.
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In Paula’s house, they ______ away the garbage every Monday and Wednesday.
A. throw
B. throws
C. throwes