Change into the negative.
Adam and I are eating a delicious cake now.
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A. Adam and I not eating a delicious cake now.
B. Adam and I aren’t eating a delicious cake now.
C. Adam and I aren’t eat a delicious cake now.
D. Adam and I am not eating a delicious cake now.
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Vocabulary › ViewChoose the SYNONYM to the word underlined.
There’s still room for decorations when we’re done with all of the organization work.
A. space
B. empty
C. margin
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Compare the adverbs in the following sentences: He types quickly. She types more quickly.
A. She types quickly than he does.
B. ‘She types more quickly’ implies a higher speed than ‘He types quickly’.
C. He types more quickly.
D. He types more quickly than she does.
Grammar › ViewKaren and Adeline _________ with the chores.
A. helps
B. help
Tenses › View
The typhoon ____ the coastal city tomorrow evening.
A. will hit
B. hits
C. is hitting
D. hit