Linda is working on her homework, but she finds some difficult questions. What will you suggest her?
A. I think you should stop studying.
B. maybe you can sleep now.
C. What if you drink to refresh yourself?
D. what about going to your friend’s house to study together?
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Grammar › ViewWhich sentence demonstrates using commas to separate two or more adjectives that come before a noun?
A. Nala loves to play fetch, chase squirrels, and look out the window.
B. This sweet, creamy icing really made the cinnamon roll delicious.
C. A landscape painting, in my opinion, would look better in this room than a portrait.
D. We started back to school on January 4, 2017.
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Whenever Brenda had to make a presentation, she …. anxious.
A. used to feeling
B. would feel
Vocabulary › ViewIf you are getting stiff, you may stand up and _____.
A. stretch
B. shake
C. strain
D. scratch
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He fell… the ladder when he saw the flash. Fortunately, he’s OK.
A. about
B. up
C. off
D. as