What is the meaning of the word ‘attendance’?
A. The act of being absent or not attending an event, meeting, or class.
B. The act of participating in an event, meeting, or class remotely via video conference or online platform.
C. The act of being present or attending an event, meeting, or class.
D. The act of being late or arriving after an event, meeting, or class has started.
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Modals and Advice › ViewMay we leave the classroom now?
A. Yes, let’s go now.
B. No, the bell hasn’t rung yet.
C. No, we can leave whenever we want.
D. No, we should wait for the teacher to dismiss us.
Present Perfect › View
Choose the correct sentence
A. My best friend never ate pizza with chocolate
B. My best friend never eaten pizza with chocolate
C. My best friend has never eaten pizza with chocolate
Tenses › ViewI ____ (never eat) breakfast before my morning classes, but maybe I should start!
A. never eat
B. am never eating
C. have never eaten
Adjective & Adverbs › View
Because his ideas taught the world much——— had ever been known about humanity, he came to be regarded as the principal authority on the subject.
A. so much as
B. as many as
C. more than
D. too much
E. the most