[ Grammar ]
Marie: ‘I want a fruit salad.’
A. Marie say that he wantes a fruit salad.’
B. Marie said that she wants a fruit salad.’
C. Marie said that she wanted a fruit salad.’
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A. To ignore or dismiss something.
B. To complicate a situation.
C. To lessen or reduce the severity of something.
D. To make something worse.
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there is nothing ___ traveling abroad
A. more interesting than
B. more interesting as
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Conjunctions › ViewYou can ___ stay here ___ come with us.
A. either or
B. in order to
C. so that
D. because
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If I ____ perfect English, I’d have a better job.
A. speak
B. speaks
C. spoke
D. will speak