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Until you learn to relax more, you ……………… your ability to speak English.
A. haven’t improved
B. aren’t improving
C. don’t improve
D. won’t improve
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Grammar Comma Usage › View. When using two adjectives to describe a noun in a similar way, what should you do?
A. Put a comma between them
B. Use a semicolon between them
C. Use a period between them
D. Use a colon between them
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Complete the sentence with future perfect: ‘By next month, they ______ (to complete) the project.’
A. will complete
B. completed
C. will have completed
D. are completing
Preposition › ViewWhich preposition fits best? “The movie starts __ 7 PM.”
A. on
B. in
C. at
D. by
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Mrs. Cusano believes reading is the best subject.
A. believes
B. reading
C. best
D. subject