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We never add -er, -est, more, or most to an irregular comparative or superlative form.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
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Vocabulary › ViewCANDID: Please be candid.
A. Be careful
B. Show sympathy
C. Show fairness to both sides
D. Say what you really think
Grammar › View
John: “It was me. I stole your money yesterday.”
A. John warned me not to steal my money the day before.
B. John admitted stealing my money the day before.
C. John suggested that he stole my money the day before.
D. John apologized to stealing my money the day before.
Future Tenses › ViewIt _____ cold in August
A. will be
B. won’t be
Past Continuous Tense › View
I turned back, because they _________ just _____________ the shop.
A. were, closing
B. was, closing
C. did, closed
D. were, closed