Use a conjunction to combine: I like to swim. I like to bike.
A. I swim and bike.
B. I enjoy swimming and biking.
C. I like to swim and I like to bike.
D. I like swimming or biking.
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Adverbial Clauses of Manner and Result › ViewHe glanced at the clock nervously. He knew that he was running out of time.
A. He glanced at the clock nervously as if he still had time.
B. He glanced at the clock nervously like he was running out of time.
C. He glanced at the clock nervously although he was running out of time.
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right now, at the moment, today, etc. are signal words for the …
A. present simple
B. present perfect
C. present continuous
D. ‘will’ future
Grammar › ViewWe use ” What kind ” to ask about ______
A. Length
B. Weight
C. Distance
D. Essential character
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Right now, the girls ________ a new dance challenge for TikTok.
A. creates
B. create
C. is creating
D. are creating