[ Grammar ]
What is the collective noun for a group of leopards?
A. army
B. team
C. leap
D. colony
Select your answer:
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Conjunctions › ViewChoose the correct variant.
They can play … football … volleyball , can they?
A. neither … nor
B. neither … or
C. either … nor
D. both … or
E. neither … no
Indirect Speech › View
They said, “She has traveled to Asia.”
A. They said that she traveled to Asia.
B. They said that she had travel to Asia.
C. They said that she had traveled to Asia.