[ Vocabulary ]
To keep something in good condition.
A. decline
B. maintain
C. adapt
D. create
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Preposition › ViewYour work is………. the average.
A. under
B. beneath
C. down
D. below
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Punctuation Rules: When should a semicolon be used in a sentence?
A. To separate a subject and a verb in a sentence
B. To connect a dependent clause with an independent clause
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A. yet
B. since
C. never
D. for
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Hi. I’m Ester. I’m looking for someone like me—someone who doesn’t get angry or stop trying if something is difficult or takes a long time.
A. honest
B. patient
C. friendly