Do you want burger?
Do you want fried noodles?
A. Do you want burger or fried noodles?
B. Do you want burger but do you want friend noodles?
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Vocabulary › ViewWhen a reader looks for the struggle, trouble, or difficulty a character faces in a story they looking for the?
A. Conflict/Problem
B. Cause/Effect
C. Setting/ Main Idea
D. Comparing/Contr-asting
Subject Verb Agreement › View
Choose the sentence with correct subject-verb agreement:
A. The herd of sheep is grazing in the field.
B. The herd of sheep are grazing in the field.
C. The herd of sheep be grazing in the field.
D. The herd of sheep were grazing in the field.
Present Simple: affirmative, negative, interrogative › ViewWhy ____ your dog ____ so much noise?
A. does / makes
B. does / make
C. do / make
D. do / makes
Grammar › View
Most people prefer flying ________ going by sea because it’s much faster.
A. than
B. to
C. from
D. over