[ Grammar ]
The idiom “right off the bat” is closest in meaning to:
A. Frequently
B. Immediately
C. Understand a problem
D. Solve a problem
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A. comma
B. Semi Colon
C. Colon
D. NOTHING
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It ___________ out there now. Please stay at home.
A. rains
B. is raining
C. is rainning
D. are raining
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A. Ray is tall than Nick.
B. Ray is taller than Nick.
C. Ray is tallest than Nick.
D. Ray is more taller than Nick.
Be going to / Will › View
Next summer I ______ with my relatives in New York.
A. will stay
B. am going to stay