Which sentence below uses a comma correctly?
A. We will be planting seeds, making a pond and looking for snails.
B. We will be planting seeds, making a pond, and looking for snails,
C. We will be planting, seeds, making a pond and looking for snails.
D. We will be, planting seeds, making a pond and looking for snails.
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Phrasal Verb › ViewI was so embarrassed when almost everyone was able to …..an idea during the discussion, but İ couldn’t think of anything else.
A. Cut down on
B. Look out for
C. Take care of
D. Come up with
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Which sentence does NOT use “ample” correctly?
A. You have ample time to finish the project–you have all day today and tomorrow.
B. You can stay at our house. There is ample room.
C. That grocery store has an ample selection of frozen dinners.
D. Tell your family there is ample room at our house. We have one couch where someone can sleep and that’s it.
Have you ___ (ever / be) to Paris?
A. never be
B. ever been
C. ever be
D. ever being
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In order to log on to the Internet, Sally __________ her user I.D.
A. must enter
B. have to enter
C. has got to entering