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Identify the present tense form of the verb “begin”.
A. Began
B. Begun
C. Begin
D. Begins
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Vocabulary › Viewto show as being similar; compare
A. liken
B. lichen
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Combine these sentences using a coordinating conjunction: ‘She studied for the exam. She passed with flying colors.’
A. She passed the exam, so she studied.
B. She studied for the exam, and she passed with flying colors.
C. She studied for the exam but did not pass.
D. She studied for the exam, or she failed.
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A. sharp
B. sharper
C. the sharpest
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What is the meaning of peasants?
A. to linger with no purpose
B. disease causing death in plant tissues
C. clear and transparent
D. poor, uneducated people