[ Grammar ]
He speaks English _____ than his brother.
A. fluent
B. fluently
C. more fluently
D. most fluently
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A. A new computer software is being developed.
B. A new computer software is been developed.
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The meeting was cancelled … the bad weather.
A. because of
B. because
C. in spite of
D. though
E. although
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A. on
B. in
C. near
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Which sentence uses contractions correctly?
A. She’s drawing and he’s playing.
B. She is drawing and he is playing.
C. She’s drawing and he is playing.
D. She is drawing and he’s playing.