[ Grammar ]
The singular present tense form of the verb ” to comb” is. . .
A. “combs”–and that is regular.
B. “comb” –and that is regular
C. “combs”–and that is irregular
D. “comb”–and that is irregular
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Grammar › View………………. 1895 did Cornell University begin to offer a degree in ornithology.
A. not until
B. not since
C. until
D. in
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Identify the noun clause in the following sentence: “Whoever finishes their work first will get a prize.”
A. Whoever finishes their work first
B. will get a prize
C. finishes their work
D. a prize
Possessive Adjectives › ViewThey have a bakery. ______ business is really well.
A. They
B. Their
C. Her
D. His
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Human activities often _______ the animal habitats so that the animal _____ the place to hunt, live, and breed.
A. damaged – lose
B. damaged – lost
C. damage – lose