What are the correct plural forms of the following words: child, goose, mouse
A. childs, gooses, mouses
B. children, gooses, mouses
C. child’s, goose’s, mouse’s
D. children, geese, mice
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Vocabulary › ViewDuring the math test, Jack felt “Confident”. What does the word “Confident” mean?
A. Feeling or showing certainty about something
B. Feeling or expressing revulsion or strong disapproval
C. Feeling or showing embarrassment
D. Feeling weary because one is unoccupied
Grammar › View
“_____” Paul reminded me.
A. Don’t forget to close the door before going out.
B. I forget to close the door before going out.
C. I remember to close the door before going out.
D. I don’t remember to close the door before going out.
Grammar › ViewThey __________ to music every evening.
A. listen
B. listens
C. are listening
D. have listened
General › View
Despite being warned on ____________ occasions, my neighbour continued to clutter the common corridor with cardboard boxes.
A. few
B. some
C. much
D. several