[ Grammar ]
When do we use this?
A. When the thigs are far
B. When a thing is far
C. When the things are near
D. When a thing is near
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Grammar › ViewNever postpone till tomorrow what you can do today.
A. take over
B. put off
C. call off
D. turn down
Noun, Pronoun, Adjective, Verb › View
Which sentence contains a predicate adjective?
A. She is very intelligent.
B. They bought a red car.
C. The food smells delicious.
D. He wore a blue shirt.
Grammar › ViewHe always meets me at the station but today he … me near the bus stop.
A. Meets
B. Met
C. Has met
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Harry … a newspaper every morning.
A. read
B. reading
C. reads
D. is reading