[ Comparative Adjective ]
Chinese is ____________ English.
A. difficult than
B. difficulter than
C. more difficult than
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Future Tenses › ViewBy the end of the first term we ___ many English books.
A. will be read
B. read
C. will have read
D. have read
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The other sock is ______ the closet.
A. on
B. in
C. under
D. beside
Irregular Verb › ViewJan’s out of breath because she’s ______ all the way from the bus terminal.
A. Runnen
B. Run
C. Ran
Grammar › View
Sarah: Where is your phone?
Sam: It’s in my backpack, don’t worry.
Sarah: Have you ever lost it?
Sam: No, I haven’t
A. Sam hasn’t lost his phone.
B. Sam has lost his phone before.