She … (arrive) while we … (have) dinner.
A. arrived / were having
B. arrived / had
C. was arriving / had
D. was arriving / was having
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Grammar › ViewDr. Braun will write -——- letters only for interns who master every task expected of a junior copy editor.
A. recommends
B. recommendation
C. recommended
D. recommending
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The Present Perfect is used:
A. to talk about things that happened in the past and continue in the present, including non-action verbs.
B. to talk about things that started in the past and continue up to now.
C. to talk about repeated actions in the past with specific time
D. to talk about things that happened in a period of time that is finished.
Homonyms › ViewThe ___ is very bright today, isn’t it.
a. son
b. sun
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There is only … flour left. I don’t think it’s enough to bake the cake.
A. a lot of
B. a little