When do you use this type of rule: There were punch, cookies, and cake at the party.
A. When you are trying to do stuff
B. When separating a quote from a clause
C. When stating an introductory phrase
D. When you have a list of things

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Toeic Verb › ViewWe ……. coffee when the new Vice President came into the office.
A. have
B. were having
C. will have
D. have had
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_____ I do not like vegetables, I do not mind eating burgers with salad in them.
A. But
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C. As
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A. conical
B. conec
C. coning
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Grammar › View
The company makes some cakes for children.
A. Children were made some cakes by the company.
B. Some cakes was made for children by the company.
C. Some cakes are made by the company for children.
D. Some cakes is made by the company for children.
