His room is in a mess. He … clean it up soon.
A. need to
B. don’t need to
C. needs to
D. doesn’t need to
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Grammar › ViewBelinda saw very little of the horror movie, for she shut her eyes __________, when she heard the monster’s footsteps in the dead leaves, and when characters started screaming.
A. when the violins began to play
B. while listening to the violins play
C. during the violin music
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different from each other or caused to be different from each other
A. discuss
B. analogy
C. vary
D. descend
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A. am going
B. will go
C. will be going
D. go
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What does the word courteous mean?
A. Having elegance and beauty of movement
B. Felt or imagined through someone else’s experiences
C. Difficult to control; stubborn
D. Polite or respectful