[ Simple Present & Present Progressive ]
Are you _____ for Mr. Jones.
A. working
B. work
C. don’t working
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Conditional Sentences › ViewA nation’s balance of trade is considered unfavorable if it spends more money on imports than it gains from exports
A. CORRECT
B. INCORRECT
Grammar › View
Mary has helped me ______ 2 hours and she is hungry now
A. since
B. meanwhile
C. for
D. about
Types of Sentences › ViewExplain the punctuation rule used in this sentence:
Before I brush my teeth, I always floss.
A. A comma is needed because this is a compound sentence and it joins two dependent clauses.
B. A comma is needed because this is a complex sentence and the dependent clause comes first.
Adjective › View
Which is the correct comparative form of the adjective ‘cold’?
A. colder
B. coldest
C. more cold
D. most cold