[ Vocabulary ]
To forbid; to prohibit
A. Proscribe
B. Scripture
C. Subscript
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Ruth listened to the pleasant strumming of the Spanish guitar.
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B. Of the Spanish guitar
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Michael says: “I will be finishing tomorrow”
A. He said he would be finishing tomorrow
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A. such ……. that …..
B. both ….. and …..
C. so …… that …..
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Subject Verb Agreement › View
Everyone has to accept that either Penelope or her parents ________ in the apartment.
A. stay
B. stays