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The only time an apostrophe is used to pluralize a noun is when the noun being pluralized is a lowercase letter.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
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Vocabulary › ViewA person who is harsh and strict might be called _______.
A. annual
B. vacant
C. basic
D. stern
Tenses › View
-Have you tidied your room?
– No, but I promise I _____ (do) it this
afternoon.
A. do
B. am doing
C. will do
D. am going to do
Grammar › ViewHarold is sitting ____ his two brothers.
A. on
B. between
C. over
D. to
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I’m a sophomore. My major is Accounting.
=> What is the meaning of “a sophomore”?
A. a first-year student
B. a second-year student
C. a third-year student
D. a fourth-year student