Which of the following sentences correctly uses the word “some”?
A. There are some grapes.
B. There isn’t some water.
C. Is there some apple?
D. I haven’t got some bowl.
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A. on
B. for
C. with
D. to
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“I accidentally knocked a glass over.”
What word or phrase can be used instead of “accidentally” in this sentence?
A. deliberately
B. on purpose
C. unintentionally
D. intentionally
Grammar › ViewBenedict said that he had studied since 2000.
A. Benedict said, “I have studied since 2000.”
B. Benedict said, “I studied since 2000.”
C. Benedict said, “I had studied since 2000.”
D. Benedict said, “I have been studying since 2000.”
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Don’t leave your book near the open fire. They might easily _____.
A. catch to fire
B. catch the fire
C. catch on fire
D. catch with fire