[ Relative Clause ]
They called a doctor. He lived nearby.
A. They called a doctor who lived nearby.
B. They called a doctor which lived nearby.
C. They called a doctor whom lived nearby.
D. They called a doctor whose lived nearby.
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Prepositions, choose the best option:
A. The cat is under the table.
B. The cat is on the table.
C. The cat is behind the table
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Everybody brought _____ own lunch.
A. Their
B. Its
C. Her
D. His
What does the word malice mean?
A. desire to harm others
B. a homeless child
C. overly enthusiastic
D. certain to happen; unavoidable
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My little brother are always very __________ because they make too much noise!
A. annoyed
B. annoying