[ Conjunction ]
You can come here either on Monday on Friday.
A. or
B. nor
C. both
D. and
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Vocabulary › ViewThe study was ___________ by many experts.
A. reviewed
B. review
C. reviewing
D. reviews
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Many people begin new projects in January.
A. New projects are begun in January.
B. New projects are began in January.
C. New projects is begun in January.
D. New projects is began in January.
Mixed General Quiz › ViewSelect the meaning of the underlined word in the sentence.
It is not wise to skimp on personal hygiene.
A. Measures contributing to cleanliness and good health
B. Financial resources available through the employment department
C. Insurance
D. Friendliness
Grammar › View
This is seeming to be what we’re looking for.
A. correct
B. incorrect