My shoes are ____ (small) than yours. But his shoes are the _____ (small) among us.
A. as small as – smaller
B. smaller – not so small as
C. smaller – smallest
D. small – smallest
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Grammar › ViewThe game was very easy___________ no one won.
A. for
B. and
C. nor
D. but
E. or
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Do you know the girl? She has just gone out.
a. Do you know the girl who she has just gone out?
b. Do you know the girl who has just gone out?
c. Do you know the girl whom has just gone out?
d. Do you know the girl which has just gone out?
Modal Verbs › ViewSince Tom __________, I have heard nothing from him.
A. had left
B. left
C. has left
D. was left
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Which of the following sentences is about present perfect tense?
A. I did not write a Christmas card to my Grandpa.
B. I will not write a Christmas card to my Grandpa.
C. I have not written a Christmas card to my Grandpa yet.
D. I do not write a Christmas card to my Grandpa.