You’d better _______ a commitment to being a volunteer on a regular basis.
A. promise
B. do
C. make
D. pull
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A. Running through the park
B. she enjoyed
C. the cool breeze
D. through the park
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Which of the following has correct subject-verb agreement?
A. Neither Zac Efron nor Daniel Radcliffe stars in tonight’s movie.
B. Neither Zac Efron nor Daniel Radcliffe star in tonight’s movie.
Grammar › ViewFather asked the children if they _________ their bags before they went to bed.
A. packed
B. pack
C. had packed
D. have packed
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When John had to decide ____ to apply for a new job or keep his old one, he kept his old job because there were not that many job opportunities available.
A. neither
B. whether
C. either
D. unless