When asking for permission, which phrase should you use?
A. “May I see your ID, please?”
B. “Give me your ID.”
C. “You need to show me your ID.”
D. “Hand me your ID now.”
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A. She wanted to go to the movies; however, she had too much homework.
B. She wanted to go to the movies, however she had too much homework.
C. She wanted to go to the movies; however she had too much homework.
D. She wanted to go to the movies however, she had too much homework.
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Aiman is terrified………….spiders.
A. of
B. with
C. too
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A. Sport
B. Religion
C. English
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He has __________ photographs from camp.
A. they’re
B. their
C. there