[ Grammar ]
she / work here for five years
A. she has been working for five years
B. she have been working for five years
C. she has worked for five years
D. we has worked for five years
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Pronouns/ Present Tense › ViewShe is at her best when she _______ (not/make) big decisions.
A. don´t makes
B. doesn´t made
C. isn´t making
D. are not making
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Neither Ms White nor the other members of the family … with the decision.
A. agree
B. agrees
C. agreeing
D. has agreed
Grammar › View“Fassen your seatbelts,” the pilot called over the intercom. Which correction should be made to this sentence?
A. Change Fassen to Fasten
B. Change your to you’re
C. Change seatbelts to seetbelts
D. No change is needed
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Jane bought a kilogram of shrimps from the _________ .
A. butcher
B. chemist
C. grocer
D. fishmonger