Which sentence is correct?
A. They’re going to be fine; they’re checking their tires.
B. Their going to be fine; they’re checking their tires.
C. They’re going to be fine, they’re checking their tires.
D. They’re going to be fine, they’re checking there tires.
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A. Bonnet
B. Agonizing
C. Bicker
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What is the most popular color combination in the world’s flags?
A. Red, white, blue
B. Red, green, white
C. Green, white, blue
D. White, blue, black
E. NONE OF THE ABOVE
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… … a.some
… b.any
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The coffee smells ____________, and interestingly, it tastes ____________ dark chocolate.
A. good; as
B. well; as
C. good; like
D. well; like