[ Transitions ]
To show an ending, use a transition like:
A. for instance, such as, like
B. finally, in conclusion, lastly
C. although, furthermore, besides
D. first, next, later, after
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Time Expressions › ViewI watch movies only on Saturday.
A. Once a week.
B. Twice a week.
C. Three times a year.
D. Four times a year.
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What question does the adverb in the sentence below answer?
The boy’s parents partly understood about his D.
A. What?
B. When?
C. To what extent?
D. In what manner?
E. Where?
Identify the simple present tense verb in the sentence: The sun rises in the east.
A. shines
B. rises
C. goes
D. sets
Vocabulary and Grammar › View
If you go to __________ Paris, you should visit _________ Louvre Museum. There are many beautiful works of art to discover.
A. – / the
B. – / –
C. the / the
D. the / –