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It (snow) for two hours.
A. have been snowing
B. has been snowing
C. is snowing
D. are snowing
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Adverbs › ViewThe boys crossed the street cautiously.
The adverb tells us ________ the action was performed.
A. how
B. when
C. where
Conjunctions › View
It looks ……….. it is going to snow.
A. Because
B. As if
C. Nonetheless
D. Unlike
Grammar › ViewI’ve _______ the habit of writing a to-do-list for the next day after school.
A. got up
B. got into
C. got off
D. got down
Have to / Do not have to › View
Students __________ arrive on time to class.
A. don’t have to
B. have to
C. has to
D. doesn’t have to