Which sentence correctly uses the adverb “quickly”?
A. She sings quickly in the choir.
B. He runs quickly in the park.
C. They talk quickly on the phone.
D. We eat quickly at the table.
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A. trying
B. to try
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The twins always wear the same clothes, making it hard to tell them apart.
A. If the twins dressed differently, it would be easier to distinguish them visually.
B. Without their similar clothing, it would be impossible to tell the twins apart
C. If the twins wore unique clothing, it would be difficult to tell them apart.
D. If they didn’t have such similar features, dressing differently would help distinguish the twins.
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A. She has cooked not dinner
B. She has cooked not
C. She not has cooked dinner
D. She has not cooked dinner
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Jane isn’t here yet. I (wait) _________________ since noon but there is no sign of her.
A. have waited
B. have been waiting
C. will have been waiting
D. had been waiting