He can either study at the park, _____ he can study at the cafe.
A. and
B. or
C. but
D. so
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Grammar › View“Stop this non-sense argument!” said my teacher.
A. My teacher commanded to stop that non-sense argument!
B. My teacher commanded to stop that non-sense argument.
C. My teacher commanded to stop this non-sense argument!
D. My teacher commanded to stop this non-sense argument.
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When I_______ the bookstore this morning, I saw a very interesting book.
A. was browsing
B. have browsed
C. am browsing
D. will browse
Grammar › ViewWhat are the four principal parts of a verb?
A. Infinitive, present participle, past, past participle
B. Infinitive, present, future, past
C. Present, past, future, past participle
D. Infinitive, present, past, future participle
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What is personification
A. Giving human qualities to a human
B. Giving non living qualities to living things
C. Comparing something to a nonliving thing.
D. Giving human qualities to a non human things