the study of the origin of words and the way in which their meanings have changed throughout history
A. structure
B. grammar
C. etymology
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Grammar › ViewReorder the sentence: been/the/ to/ UK/ have/ever/you/before/?
A. Have you been ever to the UK before?
B. Have you ever been to the UK before?
C. You have ever been to the UK before?
D. You have before ever been to the UK?
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Identifying The Answer that Best Corrects the Error in Punctuation: When your at the end of the song just hit stop.
A. you’re at the end of the song
B. you’re at the end of the song,
C. their at the end of the song,
Simple Past - Irregular Verbs › View__________ I __________ the exercise? (write – INTERROGATIVE FORM)
A. Did I write the exercise?
B. Did I wrote the exercise?
Preposition › View
My grandfather was born ____ the 1950s.
A. in
B. on
C. at