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It’s good practice _____ you
A. for
B. at
C. of
D. in
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Noun, Pronoun, Adjective, Verb › ViewIdentify the relative pronoun in the sentence: *The woman who lives next door is a doctor.*
A. The
B. Woman
C. Who
D. Lives
Grammar › View
When I am hungry I have
A. plenty of fruit
B. a few of fruit
Verbal Communication › Viewthe degree of clarity and distinctness in a person’s speech
A. diction
B. connotation
C. filler
Direct and Indirect Speech › View
Mother asked John, “Don’t smoke too much!”
A. Mother asked John to do not smoke too much.
B. Mother asked John that not t smoke too much.
C. Mother asked John to not smoke too much.
D. Mother asked John to smoke too much.