[ Relative Clauses ]
Reduce the relative clause:
My friends who are studying in Italy will be at the party.
A. My friends who studying in Italy will be at the party.
B. My friends studying in Italy will be at the party.
C. My friends studied in Italy will be at the party.
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Modal Verbs › ViewShe ___ for her parents’ support during her university education, but she preferred to work part-time and support herself.
A. should have asked
B. could have asked
C. must have asked
D. ought to ask
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This is not your toy. This is …
A. my
B. me
C. mine
Grammar › ViewA：Mom, can I have one more hot dog?
B：No, you can’t. You’ve ____ eaten two.
A. already
B. never
C. yet
D. ever
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The Explorers like to play lock ________ key.
A. so
B. or
C. and
D. because