. He met several colleagues upon his first day at work, –was the team leader. He is happy that his team leader seems to be a cheerful guy.
A. both of whom
B. either of whom
C. none of whom
D. neither of whom
E. one of whom
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Grammar › ViewIdentify the helping verb in the sentence below.
Wendel may go to the pet store.
A. may
B. go
C. to
D. store
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A: My clothes are dirty.
B: You…
A. You should to clean your clothes.
B. You should clean your clothes.
C. You should cleaning your clothes.
Preposition › ViewAlthough inadequate ………. present industrial requirements, mineral deposits have been of great value ……… the development of England’s economy.
A. about/in
B. in/from
C. for/to
D. at/along
Grammar › View
Kenny used to __________ with his secondary school mates, but now they had grown apart.
A. hang up
B. hang over
C. hang out
D. hang in