[ Grammar ]
The predicate of a sentence
A. tells you an action
B. gives you direction
C. helps you understand the meaning
D. tells who or what the sentence is about
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Verb Patterns › ViewWe should ….(revise) the matrial before the test.
A. revise
B. to revise
C. revising
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She spends hours —- the phone everyday.
(fill in the blanks with the given prepositions)
A. at
B. from
C. of
D. on
Future Tenses › ViewCan you use present tenses to talk about the future?
A. Yes.
B. No.
C. Are you kidding me?
D. Is this a serious question?
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What conjunctive adverb would you use to indicate a sequence?
A. however
B. consequently
C. indeed
D. first