[ Grammar ]
run
A. noun
B. verb
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Adverbs › ViewShe talked very _________________ about her work.
A. interestingly
B. slow
C. a lot
D. beautiful
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Don’t believe him; he ______.
A. is obviously lying
B. lies obviously
C. obviously has lied
D. obviously had lied
Grammar › ViewAdd just _____________ sugar to my tea, please.
A. any
B. a few
C. much
D. a little
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What is the passive equivalent for this active sentence?
Robert repaired my car.
A. My car has repaired by Robert.
B. My car was repaired by Robert.
C. My car was repairing by Robert.
D. My car is repaired by Robert.