to get something out of a place or out of the ground by digging
A. loud
B. ground
C. get rid of
D. dig out
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Vocabulary and Grammar › View. We both have cats. But your cat is much bigger than its. The word its should be changed to:
A. his
B. mine
C. yours
D. No change
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Which sentence correctly combines the clauses to create a complex sentence?
this morning; it has rained heavily
A. It has rained heavily because this morning.
B. It has rained heavily since this morning.
C. It has rained heavily although this morning.
D. It has rained heavily while this morning.
Modal Verbs › ViewWith more practice, she ___ become a great pianist.
A. could
B. would
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Pierre is …
a. a painter young famous Australian.
b. a young famous painter Australian.
C. a famous young French painter.