[ Homophones ]
I bought ______ cakes for our party.
A. Two
B. To
C. Too
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Grammar › ViewWhich pair of sentences can be joined with the word whereas?
A. The road is being fixed soon. It is full of potholes.
B. Mine is a mountain bike. Hers is a racing bike.
C. He wanted to use the iron. I had put it away.
D. There was a flash of lightning. The thunder rumbled moments later.
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Our company doesn’t intend to … in the football match this year.
A. to compete
B. competing
Present Continuous Tense › ViewJohn __________ at this moment.
A. Arrive
B. Arrives
C. Are arriving
D. Is arriving
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What does prevalent mean?
A. common or generally accepted; widespread
B. easy to accept
C. hard to locate on a map
D. hungry