Imagine Sophia, Jackson, and Maya are having a delightful dinner. How would Jackson playfully request for the salt?
A. Would you kindly pass me the salt?
B. Could you pass me the salt, please?
C. How about passing me the salt?
D. Might you pass me the salt?
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General › ViewHundreds of people were _____________ from a library in Australia after the smell of a rotting durian sparked fears of a gas leak.
A. ejected
B. removed
C. evacuated
D. discharged
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Right now, she …. a book in the library.
A. is reading
B. reads
C. was reading
D. will read
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A. Imperative
B. Declarative
C. Interrogative
D. Exclamatory
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The USA is ____________ country in the world.
A. The most powerful
B. Most powerful
C. The powerfulest