[ Use of Prepositions or Conjunctions ]
There is no need to stand ____ ceremony in matters of this nature.
A. by
B. to
C. on
D. for
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Passive Voice with Modals › ViewThe injured man ___ to the hospital immediately.
A. must be taken
B. must take
C. must have taken
Preposition of Place › View
Come and sit __________ me so that I can hear you better.
A. beside
B. under
C. on
D. in
Past Tense › View‘Grandma, may I come in?’ Her Grandma (says) ______________, ‘Come in, my dear.’
A. sounded
B. was
C. went
D. said
E. thought
Grammar › View
I ____________ (never/ride) a horse before last summer.
A. didn’t ride
B. never ride
C. never rode
D. have never ridden