[ Miscellaneous Grammar Usages ]
Evidence of this may be saw in the terrifying figures of family decomposition.
A. Evidence
B. this
C. saw
D. terrifying
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Grammar › Viewto be apart made you think about them even more and increased your feelings of love for them.
A. Absence makes the heart grow fonder
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Laura _____ in New York before he _____ to London.
A. had lived/had moved
B. lived/had moved
C. had lived/moved
D. lived/moved
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A. always, usually, often, sometimes, never
B. sometimes never
C. always late
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By the time the bell … , I ……..the test.
A. rings/was finishing
B. rang/was finished
C. rang/had finished
D. had rung/had finished