[ Grammar ]
. Why is grammar often referred to as a system rather than a set of rules?
A. It is created before the language itself
B. It is unchanging and fixed
C. It evolves with language use over time
D. It is imposed by language authorities
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Vocabulary, Grammar, Spelling › Viewthe prefix dis- means “opposite of”
What does “disagree” mean?
A. to agree with someone
B. to agree a little bit with someone
C. to not agree with someone
Simple Present Tense › View
Fernando, Brenda and I ______ to the movies on Wednesday.
A. go
B. smell
C. swim
D. buy
Prepositions › ViewI am not interested _____ buying a new car now.
A. To
B. For
C. In
Vocabulary › View
The visibility in the river was extremely limited due to the ___________ water.
A. murky
B. nefarious
C. feckless
D. unwonted