[ Tenses & Passive ]
The Statue of Liberty ______ to the United States by France in 1876.
A. presented
B. were presented
C. has presented
D. was presented
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Grammar › ViewIdentify the subject and the verb of the sentence:
There are two hundred fish at the aquarium.
A. subject: fish
verb: are
B. subject: aquarium
verb: at
C. subject: fish
verb: There
D. subject: aquarium
verb: are
Asking & Giving Opinion › View
A: What do you think about my dress?
B: _________________ you look nice!
A. I think
B. Don’t you
C. I know it
D. What’s your opinion?
Vocabulary › ViewSarah felt a sense of ___________ as she waited for the concert to begin.
A. expertise
B. consensus
C. agitated
D. anticipation
Grammar › View
We love the outdoors, so come and meet _____ in the park.
A. me
B. us
C. they
D. it