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He (study) for his exams right now.
A. He study for his exams right now.
B. He is studying for his exams right now.
C. He studying for his exams right now.
D. He studied for his exams right now.
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Subject Verb Agreement › ViewWhich academic vocabulary word best fits the simile “as upsetting as losing the big game”?
A. encourage
B. defeat
C. distinguish
D. achieve
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The ___ is the building in Washington in which the American Congress meets.
a. capital
b. capitol
In the picture, the man …
A. struggles
B. stems from
C. wanders
D. suffers
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SOLDIER: He is a soldier.
A. Person in a business
B. Student
C. person who uses metal
D. Person in the army