Identify the sentence that correctly uses a comma to separate an introductory phrase.
A. After a long day at work, I like to relax.
B. After a long day at work I like to relax.
C. After, a long day at work, I like to relax.
D. After a long day, at work I like to relax.
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Grammar › ViewThat’s a lot of food. Can you finish ?
A. all of it
B. each of it
C. most of them
D. few of them
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If you inherited a million pounds, what _______with the money?
A. do you do
B. will you do
C. would you do
D. are you going to do
Present Perfect › ViewI think I (forget) _______________________________ to buy some bread
A. I think I has forgotten to buy some bread
B. I think I have forgot to buy some bread
C. I think I have forgotten to buy some bread
D. I think I has forgot to buy some bread
Grammar and Vocabulary › View
It’s getting … outside. Let’s go home.
A. better
B. on my nerves
C. dark
D. into trouble