Add too or enough.
I feel () exhausted () to go skating.
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A. too
B. enough
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Grammar › ViewWhich sentence contains a relative clause?
A. Walk the dog when you get home.
B. When are you going to write your essay?
C. We are going to the park.
D. She called the pet store to get information.
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Are there any buses after 10 P.M.?
A. Do you know if there are any buses after 10 P.M.?
B. Do you know if after 10 P.M. any buses are there?
C. Do you know if are there any buses after 10 P.M.?
Countable & Uncountable Nouns › ViewDo you think we have ___ pain to do all the rooms upstairs?
A. any
B. very little
C. enough
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Transfer this Active Voice sentence into the Passive one:
This firm will mow the lawn for our neighbors tomorrow.
A. Our neighbors will be mowed their lawn tomorrow.
B. Our neighbors will mow their lawn tomorrow.
C. Our neighbors will have their lawn mowed tomorrow.
D. This company will have their lawn mowed by our neighbors tomorrow.