What does it mean if something is ‘amiss’?
A. A period of a thousand years
B. Done or shown openly; not secret or hidden
C. Not quite right; inappropriate or out of place
D. A comparison between two things, typically used to explain or clarify
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Grammar › View“Where do you suggest I stay?”
“______”
A. Let’s stay at the Hilton.
B. I recommend the Hilton.
C. I suggest to stay at the Hilton.
D. I never mind.
Mixed General Quiz › View
Buffalo is New York State’s second ___ city.
a. large
b. larger
c. largest
A: It’s almost the start of the holidays. Any plans?
B: I _____ anywhere this year.
A. not going
B. don’t go
C. not go
D. ‘m not going
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Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.
A. A clear head, a warm heart, and a willing attitude–these are essential attributes for being successful.
B. A clear head, a warm heart, and a willing attitude these are essential attributes for being successful.
C. A clear head, a warm heart, and a willing attitude these are essential attributes for-being-successful.
D. None are correct