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A. Their/They're
B. They're/Their
C. There/Their
D. Thier/There
E. There/They're
A. Dog jumps
B. Peter's dog
C. The fence
D. Jumps over the fence
A. Peter's
B. was Peter
C. is Peter
D. Peters'
A. hitting
B. hit
C. hitten
D. hiter
E. hited
A. friends
B. forever
C. You and I
D. I
E. You
A. I had worked for this company for 15 years.
B. I has for this company for 15 years worked.
C. I have been working for this company for 15 years.
D. I been working for this company for 15 years.
E. I have been worked for this company for 15 years.
A. an Article
B. a Noun
C. an Adverb
D. a Verb
A. to situate
B. is situated
C. has situated
D. situating
E. had situated
A. Jump
B. The
C. Dog
D. Peter
A. Flower
B. Car
C. Dog
D. Loud
A. too
B. two
C. to
A. at
B. from
C. but
D. by
E. on
A. Peter's dog is tall.
B. Peter's fence is low.
C. Peter's fence is white.
D. Peter is taller than the dog.
A. mine
B. they're
C. our
A. Peter's dog jumped over the fence.
B. Peter's dog fence the.
C. Peter's dog over the fence.
D. Jumped fence dog.
A. Cant
B. Ca'nt
C. Can't
D. C'ant
A. This
B. Peter
C. Run
D. Car
A. I went shopping.
B. I shop.
C. I will go shopping.
D. I go shopping.
E. I do shopping.
A. taller
B. tall
C. the tall
D. the tallest
E. the taller
A. a Preposition
B. a Noun
C. a Verb
D. an Article
A. Car
B. This
C. Their
D. Eat
A. it is long
B. in length
C. whose length
D. lengthily
A. they're, their
B. they're, they're
C. their, a
D. their, they're
E. their, their
A. It's the big mountain I have ever seen
B. It's the biggest mountain I have ever seen.
C. It's bigger mountain I have ever seen
D. It's the bigger mountain I have ever seen.
A. Didn't
B. Di'dnt
C. Did'nt
D. Won't
A. Can Peter eat cake?
B. Will you have cake?
C. Peter can jump?
D. Can't the dog jump?
A. They are
B. they really
C. there
D. their
A. What kind of cake do you like?
B. How do you eat your cake?
C. Peter can have cake.
D. Will you have cake?
A. widened
B. stretched
C. expanded
D. swollen
A. Peter
B. Soft
C. Loudly
D. Loud
A. Peter's
B. Pete'rs
C. Peter is
D. Peters
A. completely was burned
B. completely burned it
C. was completely burned
D. were completely burned
E. it was burned completely
A. did play
B. will play
C. playing
D. played
A. Their; there; they're
B. They're; their; there
C. There; their; they're
D. They're; there; their
A. Are there six members in my family.
B. There are six member in my family.
C. There are six members in my family.
D. There is six members in my family.
A. Dog
B. Armchair
C. Couch
D. Car
A. A proper noun is a name applied to a whole kind.
B. A proper noun is a particular person, place, or thing.
C. A proper noun does not contain capital letters.
A. don't they?
B. did they?
C. didn't they?
D. Swimmingn't they?
A. They
B. Me
C. Us
D. You
A. I, you, they
B. this, that, these, those
C. who, which, that, what
D. I, you, he, she, it
E. we, you, they
A. The girl was running too fast and tripped on the curb.
B. The girl was running too fast, tripped on the curb.
C. The girl was runing to fast and tripped on the curb.
D. The girl was running two fast and tripped on the curb.
A. should increase
B. increased
C. higher
A. cold
B. said
C. extremely
D. It's
A. that was regulated
B. regulated it
C. is regulated
D. that it was regulated
A. to, at, by
B. of, from, with
C. is, am, are
D. a, an, the
A. Happy
B. Happi
C. Happier
D. was Happy
A. Open your book and turn to page twenty-five.
B. He was opening his book to page twenty-five.
C. You opened your book to page twenty-five.
A. any
B. little
C. many
D. much
A. be looking over
B. None are correct
C. be looking into
D. be looking after
E. be looking at
A. The mans' yellow cars rolled into the street.
B. The mans' yellow car rolled into the street.
C. The man's yellow car rolled into the street.
D. The man's yellow car's rolled into the street.