A: I’m ready to order. B: Certainly. What would you like to start with? A: I think I’ll start with ____ salad. What salads are there? B: There’s ____ mixed green salad and ____ carrot salad. A: Great. I’ll start with ____ carrot salad.
A. a, a, a, the
B. a, a, a, a
C. the, a, a, the
D. a, the, the, a
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A. Can
B. Went
C. Eats
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In which sentence is the word “collating” most correctly used?
A. She has been collating the worksheets from her classmates.
B. The toys have been collating in a corner, collecting dust.
C. The baby was collating the vegetables and spitting them out of her mouth.
D. The librarian was collating the books, organising them in alphabetical order and preparing them for shelving.
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A. Which was found in 1413
B. , which was found in 1413 ,
C. , that was found in 1413 ,
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As the snake passed by, it was necessaryu for us to stay …………… still.
A. complete
B. completely