[ Grammar ]
Change “the leg of the table” to possessive form.
A. the table’s leg
B. the leg’s table

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Grammar › Viewchange to passive voice: Sam closed the door.
A. The door had been closed by Sam.
B. The door was closed by Sam.
C. The door has been closed by Sam.
D. The door is closed by Sam.
E. The door was closed Sam.
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I have ….watches that I can’t decide which one to wear.
A. So many
B. Too much
C. So
D. Such many
E. So a lot of
Adverbial Clauses › ViewThough he loves her very much, but he can’t talk to her.
A. loves
B. very much
C. but
D. to
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What is the correct contraction for the following word pair?
A. your
B. you’are
C. yo’re
D. you’re
