[ Indefinite Pronoun ]
We heard that one of the performers injured (his/her, their) ankle during rehearsal this morning.
A. His/her
B. Their

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Verbs: Will & Going toArticles & PrepositionThe Simple Present TenseFuture Tense VerbLinking VerbsAdjectives or AdverbsConjunctions, Prepositions and InterjectionsSimple Past TenseEnglish for TourismTo Infinitive or GerundOther quiz:
Will or Going to › ViewSorry but I can’t accompany you on the trip. ______ away for three weeks.
A. I’m going to be
B. I’ll be
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Caden was hoping to ride his bike to his friend’s house, but the weather was terrible. In the end, the wind and the rain kept him from making the trip.
A. Deterred
B. Inflicted
C. Oppressed
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A. plug
B. fill
C. plugged
D. fit
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This house … (paint) by my grandfather. Now, although he passed away, we still remember what he did for our family.
A. is painted
B. was painted
