A. healthy —- unhealthy
B. active —- lazy
C. short —- tall
D. happy —- sad
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Subject Verb Agreement and Coordinating Conjunctions › ViewCombine the following sentences using a coordinating conjunction: “I have a bike. I ride it to school.”
A. I have a bike, and I ride it to school.
B. I have a bike, but I ride it to school.
C. I have a bike, or I ride it to school.
D. I have a bike, for I ride it to school.
Verbs - third person › View
Mary __________ to London by plane.
A. flys
B. flies
C. flyes
Grammar › ViewIf we ______ a practical point of view, then the most important property of the rays is the production of physiological effects on the cells of the human organism.
A. are taking
B. take
C. takes
D. to take
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What is the meaning of palisade?
A. to accommodate
B. a small sailing ship, usually used alongside a larger ship
C. a fence used as an enclosure for protection or defense
D. to die