[ Vocabulary ]
Consider the word “vindication” in the context of a court case. What does it suggest about the outcome for the defendant?
A. The defendant was found guilty.
B. The defendant was proven innocent.
C. The defendant was given a warning.
D. The defendant was ignored.
Select your answer:
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Grammar Correction › ViewWhich of the following sentences correctly uses the apostrophe?
A. Levis’ jokes offended his neighbors the Anderson’s.
B. Levi’s jokes offended his neighbors the Andersons.
C. Levis’s jokes offended his neighbors the Andersons.
D. Levis jokes offended his neighbors the Andersons’.
Tenses › View
She usually ___ to the library on Fridays, but today she ___ at home.
A. goes / is staying
B. go / stays
C. goes / stayed
D. is going / stayed