[ Grammar ]
How many dots are in an ellipsis?
A. Two
B. Three
C. Four
D. Five
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Grammar › ViewWe are going to a party. I want to have a lot of _____.
A. camera
B. fun
C. party
D. holiday
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Since it was a unique situation, the librarian decided to make ________ exception and allow Joseph to extend his loan.
A. a
B. an
C. the
D. another
Vocabulary and Grammar › ViewIdentify the correct sentence that uses the past continuous tense:
A. She was studying for her exam last night.
B. She will study for her exam last night.
C. She is studying for her exam last night.
D. She studied for her exam last night.
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He works more ………………….. than I.
A. slow
B. slowly
C. slowest
D. most slowly