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The dog is:
A. next to
B. across from
C. under
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Linking Words and Conjunction › View______ living near one of the most famous coastlines in the world, Andrew doesn’t like going to the beach.
A. In addition to
B. Because of
C. Due to
D. In spite of
E. As a result of
Grammar › View
Choose the past tense form of “to laugh”.
A. laughing
B. laughs
C. laughed
D. laughable
Grammar › ViewTransfer this Active Voice sentence into the Passive one:
Britain kept Napoleon on an island.
A. Napoleon was been kept on an island by Britain.
B. Napoleon had kept on an island by Britain.
C. Napoleon kept on an island by Britain.
D. Napoleon was kept on an island by Britain.
Tenses › View
This is the fifth time you forgot your homework.
A. Present Simple Tense
B. Present Continuous Tense
C. Simple Past Tense
D. Past Continuous Tense