The economic conditions today are __________ than they were in the past.
A. much more good
B. far better
C. more better
D. the best
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Grammar › ViewWhich verb tense is used to describe an action happening now?
A. Present simple
B. Past simple
C. Present continuous
D. Present perfect
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Select the correct punctuation.
A. Edna hasn’t your family visited Trafalgar Square, Green Park, and Barlay Square in London?
B. Edna, hasnt your family visited Trafalgar Square, Green Park, and Barlay Square in London?
C. Edna, hasn’t your family visited Trafalgar Square, Green Park, and Barlay Square in London?
Grammar and Vocabulary › ViewChoose the best option to fill in the gap: Has Tony’s book ____________ yet?
A. brought out
B. published
C. drawn up
D. come out
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He doesn’t have ___ money.
A. many
B. much
C. a few
D. a lot