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If you don’t know the word, look it ___ in the dictionary.
a. up
b. for
c. at
Select your answer:

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Grammar › View Is there a direct object in the following sentence?:
Grandma and Grandpa brought us gifts from their vacation.
A. Yes! It’s “gifts”
B. Yes! It’s “us”
C. No, there isn’t one
D. Yes, it’s “vacation”
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Which word shows a stronger feeling of certainty?
A. might
B. will
C. could
D. may
