Which sentence is correct?
A. They are students.
B. Their are students.
C. They’re are students.
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Vocabulary and Grammar › ViewStop _________about the bush, John! Just tell me exactly what the problem is.
A. rushing
B. hiding
C. beating
D. moving
Grammar › View
If we had known about the problem, we … active earlier.
A. would have becomed
B. would have became
C. would had become
D. would have become
Grammar › ViewYou will not be able to board the plane if you don’t have a passport or ID.
A. You can’t board the plane because you don’t have a passport or ID.
B. Unless you don’t have a passport or ID, you will be able to board the plane.
C. You don’t have a passport so you will be able to board the plane.
D. You will be able to board the plane even though you don’t have a passport or ID.
Preposition of Direction › View
The ladder is leaning ______ the wall in the kitchen.
A. in
B. over
C. against
D. below