[ Grammar ]
Although he confessed to the crime, the judge let the boy….
A. Alone
B. Come in
C. Off
D. Forgive
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Use ‘shall’ in a sentence to make a suggestion.
A. Shall I eat a book?
B. Shall we fly to the moon?
C. Shall we go for a walk?
D. Shall we swim in the sky?
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B. Is Mrs. Jackson our substitute teacher today?
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Don’t go in the building. Wait for me ________ of the school.
A. over
B. in front of
C. for
D. in