[ Grammar ]
I don’t consider it helpful — the manager for advice, as he seems to know less than anyone
else.
A. ask
B. to ask
C. by asking
D. asked
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Mixed General Quiz › ViewArizona has more golf courses ___ anywhere in America.
a. than
b. then
c. those
d. this
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The children are playing in the garden.
A. The children are playing in the garden.
B. The children is playing in the garden.
C. The children am playing in the garden.
D. The children was playing in the garden.
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A. In Ecuador, some people get married fairly young
B. All people get married young
C. No one gets married young
D. Some get married
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I never thought we’d ever stage this play, but somehow we _______ off.
A. take
B. catch
C. pull
D. pay