It's ___________ crowded for me in the city. I prefer ...

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It’s ___________ crowded for me in the city. I prefer the country.

A. too many

B. enough

C. too

D. too much

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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A. Subject: ‘The brown dog’, Verb: ‘jumps’, Prepositional Phrase: ‘over the quick fox’

B. Subject: ‘The quick brown fox’, Verb: ‘jumps’, Prepositional Phrase: ‘over the lazy dog’

C. Subject: ‘The quick fox’, Verb: ‘jumps over’, Prepositional Phrase: ‘the dog lazy’

D. Subject: ‘The lazy dog’, Verb: ‘over’, Prepositional Phrase: ‘jumps the quick brown fox’

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I have been waiting for you ______.

A. since early morning

B. since 9 a.m

C. for two hours

D. All are correct