[ Grammar ]
Walk for two minutes, and you’ll see the school in front ………… you.
A. of
B. by
C. at
D. on
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A. reads a book every day
B. is reading books yesterday
C. read a book at the moment
D. is reading
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in an argument, a stated or implied starting point that is assumed to be true
A. premise
B. promise
C. prejudice
D. precaution
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A. I have a book to read.
B. Reading a book, I relaxed.
C. To read a book is relaxing.
D. I read a book in the park.
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Select the correct preposition.
The river flows _________ the bridge.
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A. above
B. under
C. upon
D. on