[ Prepositions ]
I go to work … car every morning.
A. on
B. at
C. by
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Grammar › ViewTired and anxious, we finally arrived at the campgounds______ however, we did not set up both tents.
A. comma ,
B. period .
C. no punctuation
D. semicolon ;
Conditionals / Unreal Past › View
If I knew his address, I … to him about the results of research.
A. would write
B. wrote
C. will write
D. write
Some vs. Any › ViewDid she win … prizes?
a. some
b. any
Present Tenses › View
He ______ (seem) happier since he started his new job.
A. is seeming
B. seems
C. has seemed
D. seemed