[ Grammar ]
What does immaculate mean?
A. Treating serious issues with inappropriate humour
B. To be the strongest person
C. Perfectly clean, neat and tidy
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Prepositions › ViewDon’t be angry. I’m not laughing ___ you. I’m laughing _____ you.
A. With / at
B. At / at
C. On / through
D. At / with
Modal Verbs and Conjuctions › View
Choose the NEGATIVE form:
Joseph should go to the doctor.
A. Joseph should go not to the doctor.
B. Joseph shouldn’t go to the doctor.
C. Joseph shouldn’t to the doctor.
D. Shouldn’t go to the doctor.
Subject-Verb Agreement › ViewThe upper extremities ___ difficulty with full flexion.
A. Has
B. Had
C. Was
D. Have
Grammar › View
When he was in middle school, Chris knew what kind of career he wanted. _____ plan was to study to become a civil engineer.
A. he
B. his
C. their