[ Vocabulary and Grammar ]
Choose the comparative form of “bright”.
A. Brightest
B. More bright
C. Brighter
D. Most bright
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A. sat
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C. mat
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These days, Jason … how to drive.
A. learns
B. learn
C. is learning
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B: Yes. I … it yesterday, and I … a good mark.
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The British Prime Minister lives in ____ Downing Street 10.
A. —
B. an
C. the
D. a