[ Subject Verb Agreement ]
Either the boy or the girls … in the evening.
A. walks
B. walk
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Grammar › ViewDuring the trip, my camera _______ (take) great pictures of the scenery.
A. takes
B. taking
C. took
D. take
Adverbs of Frequency › View
correctly place the adverb ”usually” in the sentence
A. Ann surfs the net in the evening usually
B. Usually Ann surfs the net in the evening
C. Ann surfs the net usually in the evening
D. Ann usually surfs the net in the evening
Future Tenses › View______ you help me with this problem?
A. Will
B. Are
C. Do
D. Did
-ing &-ed Adjectives › View
Jennie teaches young children. It is a hard job.
Sometimes, she often finds her job …..
A. exhausting
B. exhausted