[ Grammar - Imperatives and Let ]
_____ candy. It’s bad for your teeth.
A. You don’t eat
B. Don’t eat
C. Let’s eat
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Ed and Ing Endings › ViewShe __________ on a star last night.
A. wishing
B. wish
C. wished
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She ___ have any brothers or sisters.
A. do not
B. does not
Grammar - Punctuation › ViewSelect the correct puncutation.
A. Your flowers are pretty; and I might plant some for myself.
B. Your flowers are pretty, and I might plant some for myself.
C. Your flowers are pretty and I might plant some for myself.
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I was _________ (ed) before the big test on Friday.
A. overlook
B. overstep
C. overwhelmed
D. overachieved