[ Subject-Verb Agreement ]
They (work, works) all afternoon.
A. work
B. works
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A. who
B. whom
C. whose
D. which
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Who /is/ tall/ student/ in the class?
A. Who is the most tallest student in the class?
B. Who is the most tall student in the class?
C. Who is the tall student in the class?
D. Who is the tallest student in the class?
Grammar › ViewCould you please give me _____ about the English courses you offer?
A. an information
B. much information
C. some informations
D. some information
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Choose the participial phrase in the sentence. Galloping swiftly, the horse and its rider arrived at their destination in time to stop the fighting.
A. fighting
B. at their destination
C. to stop the fighting
D. Galloping swiftly