[ Prepositional Phrases ]
You can borrow a small ammount of money … him.
A. from
B. at
C. by
D. with

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Grammar › ViewFather __________ me a hamster yesterday in order to teach me responsibility.
A. buys
B. bought
C. will buy
D. have bought
Grammar and Vocabulary › View
Which sentence has a past perfect tense?
A. Both of them have wanted to ride the elevator to the top.
B. His stepsister Emily had wanted to see the Air and Space Museum.
C. Darrell prefers walking if there is enough time.
D. He agreed to visit the museum with Emily.
Comparative Degree (Adjective) › ViewDo you have a … (sharp) blade than this?
- more sharp
- sharper
Grammar › View
I dropped my glass on the carpet, but ________ it was empty.
A. fortune
B. fortunate
C. fortunately
