[ Homophones ]
I bought ______ cakes for our party.
A. Two
B. To
C. Too
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Grammar › ViewWhich is correctly punctuated?
A. Tom come and help.
B. Tom, come and help.
C. Tom. Come and help.
D. Tom come, and help.
Conjunctions › View
Identify the conjunction: Neither the dog nor the cat likes taking a bath.
A. not…nor
B. neither…nor
C. both…or
D. either…not
Superlative & Comparative Adverbs › ViewDenilson lives ________ to the bus station in Lundu. (near)
A. nearest
B. nearer
C. more near
D. nearly
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Which sentence is properly punctuated ?
A. Amanda likes apples, grapes! and pears.
B. amanda likes apples, grapes, and pears !
C. Amanda likes apples, grapes, and pears.