He …. his leg in a skiing accident last year.
A. broke
B. has broken
C. had broken
D. breaks
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Grammar › View‘ ____________ to the sports arena?’
‘Yes, but she’ll be back before it gets dark.’
A. Did Jill went
B. Has Jill gone
C. Has Jill been
D. Has Jill been going
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We _________ at the ice-cream shop after school.
A. gather
B. attach
C. see
D. dive
Grammar › ViewWhat vivid verb would best replace the verb in the sentence? Vince ate his delicious dinner quickly.
A. devoured
B. bit
C. no change needed
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Use a subordinating conjunction in this sentence: ‘_____ you finish your project, you can relax.’
A. Before you finish your project, you can relax.
B. Although you finish your project, you can relax.
C. After you finish your project, you can relax.
D. Unless you finish your project, you can relax.