[ Grammar ]
Which of these is correct?
A. I am walking to the library.
B. I is walking to the library.
C. I am walk to the library.
D. I is walk to the library.
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Conjunctions › ViewThey played board games __________ they waited for the rain to stop.
A. as if
B. while
C. once
D. before
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I will call you _____ I finish my homework.
A. by the time
B. until
C. as soon as
D. since
Gerund & Participle › ViewI remember __________ my mother said the grass in the garden needed __________.
A. to hear/cutting
B. hear/cut
C. heard/to cut
D. hearing/cutting
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It costs $2,000 in advance.
a. unknown
b. up front
c. unmoved