Sally’s trick-or-treat bag has … candy in it than Tom’s.
A. fewer
B. less
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Grammar › ViewWhich of these is correct?
A. He am a student.
B. He is a student.
C. He be a student.
D. He are a student.
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She practiced playing the piano ________ the summer break.
A. while
B. until
C. during
D. by
Conjunction › ViewMike might go to the library, ________ he might stay home.
A. Mike might go to the park, nor he might stay home.
B. Mike might go to the park, but he might stay home.
C. Mike might go to the park, so he might stay home.
D. Mike might go to the park, for he might stay home.
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. Which sentence uses the present perfect tense? a) I have seen that movie. b) I saw that movie.
A. I have saw that movie.
B. I am seeing that movie.
C. I have seen that movie.
D. I will see that movie.