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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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Contractions and Conjunctions › ViewIdentify the contraction in the following sentence: “She’ll be arriving at 5 PM.”
A. She’ll
B. arriving
C. at
D. 5 PM
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I am just ___ to see you!
a. dyeing
b. dying
_________________ long before they invited you to come in?
A. were you waiting
B. have you been waiting
C. had you waited
D. had you been waiting
E. have you waited
Grammar › View
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