[ Grammar ]
I can see your book on the table, but where is —————–?
A. my
B. mine
C. me
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Grammar › ViewTransfer this Active Voice sentence into the Passive one:
“The company is still constructing the building.”
A. The building is still constructed.
B. The building is still been constructed.
C. The building is still being constructed.
D. The building is still have being constructed.
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There were probably teachers and doctors , —–
A. too
B. also
Grammar › ViewThe horses won’t eat _____ feed until Mr. Yates fills the food trough.
A. no
B. have
C. any
D. has
too / enough › View
Tell Sharon to hurry! She’s __________ slow.
A. too
B. enough