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A. brick
B. briick
C. brik
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Homonyms › ViewI would like ___ tea, please.
a. week
b. weak
Persuasive Text › View
I asked, “Mom, can I have some ice-cream?”
A. I asked mom to have some ice-cream.
B. I ask whether mom can have some ice-cream.
C. I asked mom whether I could have some ice-cream.
D. I ask mom whether I can have some ice-cream.
Grammar › ViewThey ______ (close) the door.
A. close
B. closes
C. closed
Grammar - Punctuation › View
Karen were you in San Fransisco CA last week?
A. Karen, were you in San Fransisco, CA last week?
B. Karen were you in San Fransisco, CA last week?
C. Karen. Were you in San Fransisco CA last week?
D. Karen were you in San Fransisco C.A. last week?