[ Prepositions ]
I will wait for you … the car. It’s raining heavily.
A. onto
B. in
C. at
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Vocabulary › ViewWhen the teacher asked for volunteers, Sarah ___ her fear and raised her hand.
A. Dispelled
B. Inflicted
C. Oppressed
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You _____ not come to my door anymore.
A. shall
B. will
C. might
Grammar › ViewThe scene was filled with beauty. Such as the sun sending its brilliant rays to the earth and the leaves of various shades of color.
A. Sentence Fragment
B. Run-on sentence
C. No mistakes.
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Which adverb of time is used in the sentence “She will return soon.”?
A. Always
B. Soon
C. Far
D. Under