[ Grammar ]
I like sugar in my tea, ———-I don’t like milk in it.
A. and
B. or
C. but
D. nor

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A. Action
B. Linking
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My sister was watering flower … you came.
A. When
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A. Up
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An adjective with one or two syllables is
A. A long adjective
B. A short adjective
C. An irregular adjective
D. Not an adjective
