I’d rather you ____________ your books with you. There’s not enough space here to leave them.
A. take
B. took
C. taking
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Preposition and Adjective › ViewPut the words in order to make sentences. “are / better / than / fresh ones / frozen / vegetables / I / think”
A. I are better think frozen vegetables than ones fresh.
B. I think are vegetables frozen better ones fresh.
C. I vegetables think are frozen ones fresh better.
D. I think fresh vegetables are better than frozen ones.
E. Ones frozen better think than fresh vegetables.
Superlative Adjectives › View
Summer is the ….. Season
A. Hottest
B. Hotest
C. Hot
Complex Sentences › ViewHow does the complex sentence “Though he was scared, he spoke confidently in front of the crowd” demonstrate the speaker’s attitude?
A. It shows contradiction between his feeling and action.
B. It indicates causality.
C. It lists actions.
D. It adds unnecessary details.
Tenses › View
She ___ us with math next week.
A. helps
B. helped
C. help
D. will help