[ Adverb ]
often
A. adverb of time
B. adverb of place
C. adverb of manner
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Grammar › ViewA predicate tells “what the subject does.” What is the predicate of this sentence?
Harry does a spell.
A. Harry
B. does a
C. does a spell
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My sister lets me ______ her laptop.
A. to use
B. use
C. using
D. used
Verb Tenses › View. Fill in the blank with the present perfect continuous: They (work) here for five years.
A. They have worked here for five years.
B. They are working here for five years.
C. They will be working here for five years.
D. They have been working here for five years.
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It was raining, …..… the fair was cancelled.
A. and
B. so
C. or
D. but