[ Grammar ]
stay – we – in New York – at a hotel.
A. At a hotel we stay in New York.
B. In New York we stay at a hotel.
C. At a hotel in New York we stay.
D. We stay at a hotel in New York.
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A. I going to see Daniel tonight.
B. I’m going see Daniel tonight.
C. I’m go to see Daniel tonight.
D. I’m going to see Daniel tonight.
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Her parents would like _________ to her graduation ceremony.
A. being invited
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A. has win
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He has … experience in this field then most people his age
A. fewer
B. less
C. least