. How does knowledge of grammar benefit literary discussions?
A. It ensures strict adherence to language rules
B. It helps analyze sentence structures in poetry and stories
C. It limits interpretations of texts
D. It removes ambiguity from literature
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Grammar for TOEFL › ViewA computerized map of the freeways using information gathered by sensors embedded in the pavement _____ on a local cable channel during rush hours.
A. airs
B. airing
C. air
D. to air
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A big US oil company has given the thumbs ______ to the president’s energy plan.
A. on
B. up
C. in
D. for
Modals and Vocabulary › ViewWhich of the following shows a strong obligation?
A. You can study for the exam.
B. You don’t have to study for the exam.
C. You must study for the exam.
D. You may study for the exam.
Start vs. Begin › View
The show has just …
(a) started
(b) begun
(c) started/begun