Choose the correct passive form: She will complete the project tomorrow.
A. The project will be completed by her tomorrow.
B. The project is completed by her tomorrow.
C. The project has been completed by her tomorrow.
D. The project will complete by her tomorrow.
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Snape could be lurking around here somewhere.
A. could be
B. could be lurking
C. be lurking
D. lurking around
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What is the linking verb in the following sentence: They are silly together.
A. together
B. silly
C. are
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A. warm enough
B. too warm
C. enough warm
D. very warm
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During a study session, Ben says, “We should to arrive by 8 AM.” Which option correctly fixes the modal usage?
A. should to arrive
B. should arriving
C. should arrive
D. should have arrived