They ………………….. in the garden since dinner time (play)
A. played
B. have been playing
C. were playing
D. will play
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A. To ignore or dismiss something.
B. To complicate a situation.
C. To lessen or reduce the severity of something.
D. To make something worse.
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there is nothing ___ traveling abroad
A. more interesting than
B. more interesting as
C. as interesting than
D. the most interesting than
Grammar › ViewWhich sentence has the same meaning with:
They think that the fire started in the kitchen.
A. The fire was thought to have started in the kitchen
B. It is thought that the fire started in the kitchen
C. It is thought that the fire has started in the kitchen
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Identifying Types of Sentences: Before school starts, I try to eat breakfast.
A. Simple
B. Compound
C. Complex
D. Compound-Complex