I’d rather go in December ___ in May.
A. to
B. that
C. than
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Vocabulary › ViewThe price paid for use of borrowed money
A. Productivity
B. Marginal
C. Interest
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Riding a unicycle was hard! After all, a unicycle is a bicycle with only one wheel. Ronald had already fallen off many times that day. He decided to try again. He wanted to ride to the end of the street without falling.
He pedaled a few shaky feet at first. Then, he started moving more easily. Could he make it? A dog suddenly rushed out from a yard! Ronald turned to dodge it and rode straight toward a bush.
Based on the passage, which is more likely to happen next?
A. Ronald crashes into the bush.
B. Ronald rides to the end of the street.
Phrasal Verbs › ViewGraham ____someone he used to know at school the other day.
A. ran to
B. ran into
C. brought up
D. brought out
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‘How much did you pay for that hat?’ ‘It _____________ ten dollars.’
A. Cost
B. Costed
C. Was costing
D. Would be costing