[ Vocabulary ]
Which word means absolute; not subject to conditions or exceptions?
A. vacuous
B. capricious
C. pretense
D. unequivocal
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Grammar › ViewIs the subject/verb agreement correct or incorrect?
The hunter and the hound is following the bear.
A. correct
B. incorrect
Grammar › View
Why ______ you go to our house? It’s just a Math class, just ditch it, nobody like Math anyway.
A. will
B. shall
C. shall not
D. won’t
General Knowledge › ViewWhich is the language spoken by most people?
A. Answer of C&D
B. FRENCH
C. SPANISH
D. MANDARIN
E. NONE OF THE ABOVE
Passive with Modals › View
The package ____ to your address next week.
A. will deliver
B. will be delivered
C. delivered
D. is delivering