[ Grammar ]
A/An is used before a noun to show that you are speaking about something general
A. TRUE
B. FALSE

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Tenses › ViewThe roads were blocked in the morning. It —– all night.
A. had been snowing
B. had snowed
C. snows
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______cars
A. A
B. An
C. Some
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——– the doctor immediately.
A. Call in
B. Call off
C. Call away