My mother’s cooking is ………….your mother’s cooking
A. bad than
B. worse than
C. gad
D. worse
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a. ball
b. bawl
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The shoe store and the market are within the same vicinity.
Vicinity means:
A. Surrounding area
B. District
C. Proximity
D. All of the above
Create a dialogue between two characters using stative verbs.
A. Character 1: I love chocolate. Character 2: I agree, chocolate is delicious.
B. Character 1: I am loving chocolate. Character 2: I don’t think so, chocolate is okay.
C. Character 1: I hating chocolate. Character 2: I disagree, chocolate is gross.
D. Character 1: I am disliking chocolate. Character 2: I don’t care, chocolate is meh.
Grammar › View
It’s possible that we won’t go camping this weekend.
A. We will probably go camping this weekend.
B. We may not go camping this weekend.
C. We will not go camping this weekend
D. We must not go camping this weekend.