The government is to bring _____ the necessary laws to deal with the problem.
A. down
B. to
C. up
D. in
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Correlative Conjunctions › ViewIdentify the correlative conjunctions in the following sentence: “Either you must stop eating my cookies, or I will hide them from you.”
A. Either, or
B. Must, will
C. Stop, hide
D. My, them
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Taking a taxi to work … than taking a bus to work.
A. is more expensive
B. more expensive
C. expensive
D. as expensive
Perfect Verb Tenses › ViewLast week, Zoe had finished her homework before she went to the park. What does the past perfect tense show in this context?
A. An action that began and ended in the past
B. An action that is happening now
C. An action that will start and end in the future
D. An action that is continuous
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We have lived here _______________ 10 years
A. for
B. since
C. in
D. on