[ Present Simple Tense ]
My brother flies a kite in the afternoon. (sometimes)
A. My brother flies sometimes a kite in the afternoon.
B. My brother sometimes flies a kite in the afternoon.
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My son isn’t as old as yours.
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many of the students at the college find that school pressures affect (his or her, their) relationships at home.
A. his or her
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A. Do/get up
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A. not only … but also
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