You can study Spanish _________ French next year, not both.
A. but
B. and
C. yet
D. so
E. or
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Subject-Verb Agreement › ViewWhich of the following sentences uses correct subject-verb agreement? Choose one.
A. All of the books, including yours, is in the box.
B. Grandmother believes that one learn from mistakes.
C. Father asked, “Is the evening news on at 5:00 or 6:00?”
D. There is a large fountain in the middle of what are called “The Square.”
Vocabulary › View
What term describes the action of experiencing a breakdown or collapse, typically due to emotional distress?
A. to fall apart
B. to take to
C. to put up with
D. to fall out
Grammar › ViewWhat is a simile?
A. A comparison using like or as.
B. A type of exaggeration.
C. A direct statement that one thing is another.
D. A type of punctuation.
Grammar › View
Read and choose the correct option.
A. a oranges
B. some oranges
C. an oranges