[ Comparisons ]
Lee talks to people more politely than Ben.
A. Ben doesn’t talk to people as politely as Lee.
B. Ben doesn’t talk to people politely as Lee.
C. Ben doesn’t talk to people more politely than Lee.
D. Ben doesn’t talk to people less politely than Lee.
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Homophones › ViewIt isn’t polite to ___________.
A. Stare
B. Stair
Past Tenses › View
Had the teachers ________ before the strike?
A. been work
B. working
C. been working
D. be working
Conjunctions › ViewThe gargen was slushy ___________ it rained heavily.
A. and
B. or
C. because
D. so
Adverb Clauses › View
They were not allowed to go on the trip __________ their parents had already signed their permission forms.
A. even though
B. after
C. because
D. as soon as