[ Quantifiers and Articles ]
Use a quantifier to express quantity in the sentence: ‘She has ___ books on her shelf.’
A. She has all books on her shelf.
B. She has few books on her shelf.
C. She has many books on her shelf.
D. She has some books on her shelf.
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Future Tenses › ViewThe match —– at 9.00 tonight.
A. starts
B. is starting
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It didn’t rain in the spring. I think we _______ water next summer.
A. will run out of
B. are going to run out of
C. have run out of
D. run out of
Degrees of Comparison › ViewRita can walk … than you think.
- more far
- further
- furthest
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What is the correct form: They (to finish) their project by next week.
A. finish
B. finishes
C. finishing
D. will finish