Her teacher let her (bring) her lunch into the classroom.
A. Her teacher let her to bring her lunch into the classroom.
B. Her teacher let her bringing her lunch into the classroom.
C. Her teacher let her bring her lunch into the classroom.
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The news that’s fit to print!
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A. Noun
B. Pronoun
C. Verb
D. Adverb
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Choose the most suitable form of verb for the sentence below.
My mum ________ a cake while Tom ________ computer games.
A. was baking, was playing
B. baked, was playing
C. was baking, played
D. baked, played
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B. There is anything I want to tell you.
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________ your food when you eat. Do not swallow it.
A. Chew
B. Bite
C. Grind
D. Tear