The teacher was explaining the lesson patiently. She wanted everyone to understand it fully.
A. The teacher was explaining the lesson patiently as though she didn’t care if anyone understood.
B. The teacher was explaining the lesson patiently like she wanted everyone to understand it fully.
C. The teacher was explaining the lesson patiently as if she had already taught it.
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Adjective › ViewChange the adjective ‘bright’ to its superlative form.
A. brightest
B. more bright
C. brighter
D. most bright
Grammar › View
. Which sentence uses perfect tense correctly?
A. He will have completed the race by sunset.
B. He completes the race.
C. He is completing the race.
D. He completed the race.
Grammar › ViewJoseph：Ken looks angry. What happened? Do you know ＿＿＿? Ryan：Well, because he found that someone broke his notebook computer.
A. why is he angry about
B. why he is angry about
C. what he is angry about
D. what is he angry about
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Her new book ______ (publish) next month.
A. will be published
B. will published
C. will be publish