[ Phrasal Verb ]
(of trains) arrive
A. pull through
B. pull in
C. pull down
D. pull oneself together
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A. subordinating
B. correlative
C. conjunctive adverb
D. coordinating
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I know how to use this computer because I …… to me at the store.
A. was explained it
B. had explained it
C. had it explained
D. have been explained
Indirect Speech › ViewSally said, “I am leaving tomorrow.”
A. Sally said that she is leaving tomorrow.
B. Sally said that she was leaving tomorrow.
C. Sally said that she is leaving the next day.
D. Sally said that she was leaving the next day.
Grammar › View
General truths
A. I love this purse.
B. She is always eating rice.
C. Plants give us oxygen.
D. I am working hard now.