A: Would you like something to eat?
B: No, thanks, … lunch.
A. I’ve already had
B. I already have had
C. I’ve had already
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Grammar Comma Usage › View. Which sentence correctly uses commas in a list?
A. Clams shrimp and crabs all live on the seafloor.
B. My list of nightly chores includes washing the dishes cleaning my room and doing my homework.
C. Clams, shrimp, and crabs, all live on the seafloor.
D. My list of nightly chores includes washing the dishes, cleaning my room, and doing my homework.
Gerunds and Infinitives › View
__________ English can be difficult, but you can do it!
A. Learn
B. To learn
C. Learning
D. Learned
Grammar › ViewWhich sentence is CORRECT?
A. She just has left the house for a few minutes.
B. She has left just the house for a few minutes.
C. Just she has left the house for a few minutes.
D. She has just left the house for a few minutes.
Will and Will not › View
Nick. . .pass his French test. He does’t work hard enough.
A. Will
B. Won’t