[ Prepositions ]
‘Between’ implies how many parties?
A. Two
B. More than two
C. None
D. 3 or more
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Sentence Structure and Verb Tenses › ViewSelect the sentence with correct use of a question mark:
A. When will we arrive?
B. She asked if we could go to the park.
C. He enjoys playing soccer?
D. Can you, please help me.
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What does prevalent mean?
A. common or generally accepted; widespread
B. easy to accept
C. hard to locate on a map
D. hungry
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A. did
B. took
C. put
D. had
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Which sentence is correct?
A. I going to meet my friends
B. I am go to meet my friends
C. I am going to met my friends
D. I am going to meet my friends