[ Grammar ]
children
A. countable
B. uncountable
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A. You can’t borrow my car.
B. You may borrow my car.
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I will be …… at home
A. Staying
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The brilliant student passed the test.
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A. brilliant
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C. passed
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Which of the following sentences contains an intransitive verb?
A. She reads a book.
B. He eats an apple.
C. They run fast.
D. I write a letter.