Identify the role of the suffix “-ist” in the word “journalist” and explain its significance.
A. A person who writes journals; “The journalist reported the news.”
B. A person who studies; “The journalist studied the topic.”
C. A person who teaches; “The journalist taught the class.”
D. A person who paints; “The journalist painted a picture.”
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Wish + Verb 2 › ViewI don’t have a car.
A. I wish that I have a car.
B. I wish that I will have a car.
C. I wish that I had a car.
D. I wish that I could have a car.
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How much is it?
$2.99
A. It’s one dollar
B. It’s two dollars
C. It’s two dollars and nineteen cents
D. It’s three dollars
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We wanted to buy some different cheeses and needed to get some bread.
A. We and buy
B. Different cheeses and some bread
C. We and different cheeses
D. Buy and some bread
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Jane’s been studying very hard for her exams. I’m sure she __________the exams easily.
A. had passed
B. passes
C. will pass
D. would pass