[ Grammar ]
A banana is
A. countable noun
B. uncountable noun
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A. who
B. whom
C. whose
D. that
E. which
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It’s very kind of you_____________so
A. say
B. to say
C. saying
D. to be saying
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B. Neither the players nor the coach was satisfied with the game.
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D. Neither the coach nor the players was satisfied with the game.
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Choose the simple form to complete each sentence.
The basketball team ______ the championship.
A. had won
B. was winning
C. won