Last year it wasn’t as cold as this year.
A. This year it is colder than last year.
B. This year it is as colder than last year.
C. This year it isn’t as cold as last year.
D. This year it isn’t colder than last year.
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Definite and Zero Article › ViewShe was seriously ill, she had _measles. So we called _ doctor that my mom knew very well.
A. the, a
B. a,the
C. -(the), the
D. -, a
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These are the kinds of verbs that sometimes behave irregularly in English.
A. Action verbs
B. Dynamic verbs
C. Modal verbs
D. Stative verbs
Grammar › ViewEvery student in class had to study the life cycle of an animal. Beth chose one she wanted to learn more about. She often saw it in the pond near her house. She was amazed, though, when she really followed one closely from it’s beginning as an egg to a tadpole until its legs developed.
What animal did Beth study?
A. duck
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D. lizard
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Choose the sentence that correctly uses the Future Perfect tense.
A. By the end of this year, I will be saving more money.
B. By the end of this year, I will have saved more money.
C. By the end of this year, I will save more money.
D. By the end of this year, I am going to save more money.