Revise this sentence so that it is grammatically correct: “I need sugar butter and eggs from the grocery.”
A. I need sugar butter, and eggs from the grocery.
B. I need sugar, butter, and eggs from the grocery.
C. I need sugar, butter and eggs from the grocery.
D. I need, sugar, butter and eggs from the grocery.
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A. The watch presented by my father was an expensive one.
B. I did not imagine the watch could be so expensive.
C. The expensive watch was a good present from my father.
D. Please watch the presentation ceremony.
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Altron _________ by Vision. (Past Simple)
A. is destroyed
B. was destroyed
C. destroyed
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A. do
B. might
C. we’ll
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I can buy ___________ sweets.
A. a little
B. a few