To “ride out” something is ___.
a. finish successfully
b. to survive safely
c. give up
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Conjunctions › ViewComplete the sentence: You can _______ walk to school _______ take the bus.
A. neither…both
B. not only…but also
C. either…or
D. both…nor
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The employees worked late every day. They could finish the project before the deadline.
A. The employees worked late every day in order to finish the project before the deadline.
B. The employees worked late every day, which allowed them to finish the project after the deadline.
C. In order finish the project before the deadline, the employees worked late every day.
D. Working late every day prevented the employees from finishing the project before the deadline.
Passive Voice in Past and Present Tense › ViewBoys from rich families _________ to public schools.
A. was sent
B. were sent
C. was send
D. were send
Past Tense › View
He __________ his mother last Monday. He __________ her birthday.
A. visited – forgot
B. visited – forget
C. visit – forgot
D. visits – forgets