Jack: I will be there!
A. He exclaimed he would be there.
B. He exclaimed he should be there.
C. He exclaimed he will be there.
D. He exclaimed he was going to be there.
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Grammar › ViewWhich of these sentences has punctuated speech correctly?
A. “Do you want any sweets?” my dad asked. “I’m just about to go to the shop.”
B. “Do you want any sweets? my dad asked”. I’m just about to “go to the shop.”
C. Do you want any sweets? “my dad asked”. “I’m just about to go to the shop.”
D. “Do you want any sweets?” “my dad asked.” I’m just about to go to the shop.
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The eruption of Mount Pinatubo was the ____ in the 20th century.
A. destructiver
B. destructivest
C. most destructive
D. destructive
Vocabulary › ViewWhat does it mean for someone to be brusque?
A. Rude and tactless
B. Short (in terms of time)
C. Abrupt to the point of rudeness
D. A harsh, unpleasant mixture of noise
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Read the sentences and choose the correct one.
A. The children is playing outside now.
B. She usually read the newspaper in the morning.
C. They go to a restaurant every Saturday.
D. He are doing his homework now.