[ Coordinating Conjunctions ]
People either don’t have the money …….. aren’t willing to spend it.
A. and
B. neither
C. or
D. although
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Grammar › View_____ you a student?
A. Are
B. is
C. do
D. does
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Olivia … an essay and she … for three hours. Don’t interrupt her.
A. has already been writing/has been checking it out
B. already writes/is checking it out
C. has already written/has checked it out
D. has already written/has been checking it out
Grammar › ViewStanley had just finished dinner when his father walked into the room.
A. True
B. False
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A negative number is … (little) than zero.
- less
- more little