Identify the correct use of “your” or “you’re”:
A. If you’re looking for your keys, they’re on the table.
B. If your looking for you’re keys, they’re on the table.
C. Your keys are where you left them.
D. You’re keys are where you left them.
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Grammar › ViewThe river Nile is ____________than the Sava
A. the longest
B. longer
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Choose the correct sentence
A. I’m not as hard-working as Kylie, so I go out more often
B. I’m not hard-working as Kylie, so I go out more often.
Modal Verbs › ViewYou ___________ wear a business suit every day. Well, if you wish, you can, but it’s not necessary.
A. mustn’t
B. don’t have to
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Choose the sentence with correct subject-verb agreement:
A. The herd of sheep is grazing in the field.
B. The herd of sheep are grazing in the field.
C. The herd of sheep be grazing in the field.
D. The herd of sheep were grazing in the field.