[ Grammar ]
A. THERE WAS A HIPPO
B. THERE WASN’T A HIPPO
C. THERE WERE SOME HIPPOS
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Possessive Nouns with Apostrophes and Pronouns › ViewWhat is the possessive form of ‘virus’ in the sentence: ‘The virus’s mutation was unexpected’?
A. viruses’
B. virus’s
C. virus’
D. viruses
Tenses › View
We …………. rice at the moment
A. are eating
B. eat
C. will eat
D. have eaten
Grammar › ViewA：I didn’t see you yesterday. What happened? B：I had a bad headache ＿＿＿ I didn’t go to school.
A. because of
B. , so
C. but
D. because
Sentence Structure › View
What does a compound sentence consist of?
A. A single independent clause
B. Two independent clauses
C. An independent clause and one or more dependent clauses
D. Two dependent clauses