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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Some vs. Any › ViewI’m really hungry. I don’t see _____ food. What kind of party is this?
a) some
b) any
c) no
Grammar › View
Grace provided the right answer to the teacher’s question.
Chose a homophone for right.
A. wrong
B. correct
C. write
D. right
Modal Verbs › ViewSince Tom __________, I have heard nothing from him.
A. had left
B. left
C. has left
D. was left
Present Perfect Tense › View
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.