It may mean she is angry at you
A. Probably she is angry at you
B. Perhaps it means she is angry at you
C. Maybe is means she is angry at you
D. It could mean that she is angry at you
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Tenses › ViewMy best friend ………………………… in the sport centre this week, although he ususally trains on the beach.
A. trains
B. is training
C. trained
D. was training
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Identify the correct sentence:
A. The building is inspected by the civil engineer every week.
B. The building inspected by the civil engineer every week.
C. The building is inspecting by the civil engineer every week.
D. The building is inspect by the civil engineer every week.
Plural › ViewWhat’s the plural of Deer
A. Deers
B. Deer
C. Deeres
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Which of the following sentences has correct subject-verb agreement?
A. Each of the keys were lost.
B. Each of the keys was lost.
C. Each of the keys be lost.
D. Each of the keys are lost.