What is the term for “the edge or brink of something, often referring to the point at which something is about to happen or change”?
A. Retaliate
B. Verge
C. Troupe
D. Mesmerized
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Grammar › ViewShe ____ early for the meetings, but today she ____ late.
A. always is / comes
B. is always / is coming
C. always is / is coming
D. is always / comes
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What is the correct order of the words in a question?
A. subject, verb, object
B. verb, subject, object
C. subject, object, verb
D. object, verb, subject
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A. watch/play
B. to watch/to play
C. watching/playing
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It’s the book . It’ll interest children of all ages.
A. It’s the book that it’ll interest children of all ages.
B. It’s the book which will interest children of all ages.
C. It’s the book which it is interested children of all ages.
D. It’s the book who is interested children of all ages.