[ Grammar ]
We turned … at the cinema when the film was on.
A. into
B. up
C. upside down
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Coordinating Conjunctions › ViewHe loves Italian food, such as pizza _____ pasta, _____ sometimes he craves burgers.
A. but, and
B. or, yet
C. and, but
D. and, and
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Identify the adverb(s):
Mr. Humphrey most gladly gave the announcements about the winners.
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A. gladly
B. announcements
C. most
D. most, gladly
Phrases and Tenses › ViewChoose the sentence with the correct verb tense.
A. She will went to the park tomorrow.
B. She goes to the park tomorrow.
C. She will go to the park tomorrow.
D. She going to the park tomorrow.
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Use ‘yet’ in a sentence to express an expectation.
A. I received the package yesterday.
B. I haven’t received the package yet.
C. The package is arriving soon.
D. I will get the package later.