[ Grammar ]
There’s (anything / nothing) for an omelet.
A. anything
B. nothing
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Grammar - Countable/ Uncountable › ViewWe have got ………. money.We can go and eat at a restaurant.
A. some
B. any
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Yesterday my team and I ……………….. a new project.
A. start
B. have started
C. started
Grammar › ViewDaniel’s father is a doctor, Blake’s father is a fireman, and Kayla’s father is a vampire.
This sentence consists of _______
A. two independent clauses and a phrase
B. three phrases
C. two phrases and a clause
D. three independent clauses
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My brother ………. (swim) in the pool yesterday.
A. swim
B. swims
C. swam