Who knows which side her bread is buttered on?
A. A baker’s dozen.
B. A bad egg.
C. A smart cookie.
D. The upper crust.
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Grammar › View‘Where does Maria park her car?’
Ronald asked me where _____
A. did Maria park her car.
B. Maria parks her car.
C. Maria parked her car.
D. Maria had parked her car.
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I have seen businesses moving out of the country —- avoid paying taxes.
A. in case
B. in view of
C. so as to
D. although
E. however
Comma › ViewWhich sentence is written correctly?
A. The couples who attended the Valentine’s Day dance included Brett and Cheryl Matt and Robin and Lucas and Emily.
B. The couples who attended the Valentine’s Day dance included Brett and Cheryl, Matt and Robin, and Lucas and Emily.
C. The couples, who attended the Valentine’s Day dance, included Brett and Cheryl, Matt and Robin, and Lucas and Emily.
D. The couples who attended, the Valentine’s Day dance included Brett and Cheryl, Matt and Robin and Lucas and Emily.
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Jonathan is kind and friendly. ______ people like being around him.
A. Because
B. That’s why
C. Which explains
D. As a result of