What are the correct plural forms of the following words: boy, rose, wish
A. boys, roses, wishs
B. boy’s, rose’s, wish’s
C. boyes, roses, wishes
D. boys, roses, wishes
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Grammar › ViewI can’t … how to solve this problem. … you … me with it?
A. figured out, will … help
B. figures out, will help
C. figure out, will … help
D. figure out, won’t … help
Grammar › View
Which sentence uses the word “absence” correctly?
A. When you are absence from school, you should find out what you missed.
B. Celia has some work to make up due to her absence yesterday.
C. My teacher marks me as “absence” if I get to class five or more minutes late.
D. Because it is an absence day, I do not have to go to school.
Grammar › ViewNever________any doubt about the matter.
A. has there been
B. hasn’t there been
C. there has been
D. there hasn’t been
Passive Voice › View
A: “Where were you?”
B: “Ah, I was lost on the street.”
Which sentence has the same meaning with the underlined?
A. I got lost on the street.
B. I get lost on the street.
C. I have lost on the street.
D. I’m losing on the street.