Lions /are / dangerous /cats.
A. Lions are most dangerous than cats.
B. Lions are more dangerous than cats.
C. Lions are dangerouser than cats.
D. Lions are the most dangerous than cats.
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A. Shall we watch a movie tonight?
B. Shall we watching a movie tonight?
C. Shall we to watch a movie tonight
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That was _________ (bad) holiday of my life.
A. the worst
B. the baddest
C. the worse
D. worst
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A. were you waiting
B. have you been waiting
C. had you waited
D. had you been waiting
E. have you waited
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How many mistakes are in the following sentence?
“Raymundo is exciting about play Blooket.”
A. no mistake
B. 1 mistake
C. 2 mistakes
D. 3 mistakes