[ Later vs. Latter ]
Of these two alternatives, I think … is more likely to be endorsed.
a. later
b. the latter
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A. prepositions of time
B. prepositions of place
C. prepositions of movement
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Transform this sentence to simple past: ‘She reads a book.’
A. She is reading a book.
B. She readed a book.
C. She reads books.
D. She read a book.
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A. usually spend
B. usually spent
C. are usually spending
D. were usually spending
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Phil has been studied English for the last five years.
A. True
B. False