[ Grammar ]
I give him a book.
A. A book is gave him by me.
B. A book is given him by me.
C. he is given a book to me.
D. He gave me a book.
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A. keep up with
B. go on with
C. put up with
D. put up to
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Identify the preposition in the sentence: The dog jumped over the fence.
A. through
B. under
C. over
D. beside
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A. Sleeps
B. Position
C. Upright
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She ___ have finished her homework by now.
A. Have to
B. Must
C. Should