[ Because of & Inspite of ]
John crashed his Truck … he was driving too fast.
A. as
B. due to
C. owing to
D. on account of
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B: Really? You ______________ to her after class today.
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A. ought to talk
B. should to talk
C. ought talk
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I _____ one brother and one sister.
A. has
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A. meet
B. meets
C. am meeting
D. meeting
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Identify the intransitive verb:
A. He slept soundly.
B. She baked a cake.
C. They called the police.
D. I bought a car.