[ Grammar ]
The mountain is higher / highest than the hill.
A. higher
B. highest
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Grammar and Sentence Structure › ViewImagine you’re on a treasure hunt with Ava and Mason. What is the magical subordinating conjunction in the sentence: “As long as you follow the rules, you’ll be fine.”?
A. You’ll
B. Fine
C. As long as
D. Follow
Grammar & Vocabulary › View
You ________ tell how old this building is!
A. cannot
B. can not
C. cant
Tenses › ViewWhen he _____ (try) to open the door, he _____ (drop) his key.
A. tried/was dropping
B. was trying/dropped
Grammar and Idioms › View
What does the phrase “throw in the towel” mean?
A. To surrender or give up.
B. To celebrate a victory.
C. To express anger.
D. To give something extra.