[ PRESENT TENSE ]
The principal ( observe, observes ) classes in English.
A. observe
B. observes

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Grammar › ViewI’m visiting my hairdresser tomorrow. For now, I keep my head down __ myself in the mirror! I look terrible!
A. in order to see not
B. so as not to see
C. intending to not see
D. so that not to see
Grammar › View
Which of the following sentences is grammatically incorrect?
A. Is this your jacket?
B. Whose jacket is this?
C. Is this jacket yours?
D. Who’s jacket is this?
Grammar › View In the backyard, a very angry squirrel threw acorns at Leroy.
A. prepositional phrase
B. preposition
C. verb
D. direct object
Sentence Completion › View
The negotiations with Johnston Company are of —– importance to Berg Electronics.
A. considerable
B. numerous
C. hard
D. advanced
