I taught my dog to — the paper at my feet
A. lie
B. lye
C. lay
D. laye
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Grammar › ViewAfter the battle was over Black Panther victoriously proclaimed “Wakanda Forever!”
A. After the battle was over, Black Panther victoriously proclaimed “Wakanda Forever!”
B. After the battle was over, Black Panther victoriously proclaimed, “Wakanda Forever!”
C. After the battle was over Black Panther victoriously, proclaimed “Wakanda Forever!”
D. After, the battle was over, Black Panther victoriously proclaimed, “Wakanda Forever!”
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Marxance … to America.
A. has often been
B. often has been
C. has been often
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A. Do you watch
B. Are you watching
C. Have you watch
D. Have you been watching
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One of my greatest worries in college (was, were) that I would study hard and still flunk important tests.
A. Was
B. Were