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A/An is used before a noun to show that you are speaking about something general
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
Select your answer:
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Grammar › ViewWhat is the superlative degree ( intelligent)?
A. most intelligent
B. more intelligent
C. intelligenter
D. intelligentest
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These reports —– by the typist a few days ago.
A. should be typed
B. should have typed
C. should type
D. should have been typed
E. will have been typed