[ Grammar ]
I don’t understand the maths homework. Can you explain it ……… me?
A. of
B. into
C. to
D. for
E. at
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A. shall
B. will
C. shan’t
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A. have better
B. had better
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B. The scissors are in the top drawer.
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The red car had a _____________shine than the blue car.
A. more brilliant
B. brilliant
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