Sentence 1: There should be no parking on both side of the building. Sentence 2: Either of my classmates are participating in the Magnet Poetry.
A. Both sentences are incorrect.
B. Only sentence 1 is correct.
C. Only sentence 2 is correct.
D. Both sentences are correct.
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A. invite
B. invites
C. invited
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The soldiers themselves do not want to attack the enemy fort, but they were ordered to.
A. Reflexive
B. Intensive
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A. would have parked
B. park
C. are parking
D. will park
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I like this museum, but there are too few modernist paintings in it.
I like this museum, but there _______ modernist paintings in it.
A. are only some
B. aren’t many
C. are too little
D. aren’t enough