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A. I have 27 years.
B. I am fine.
C. I have 27 years old.
D. I am 27 years old.
A. comandeer
B. comandere
C. commandeer
D. commandere
A. Her answer was deceptive because she did not explain the vehicle's full history.
B. I had an intuitive awareness of my sister's feelings.
C. Her accent was easily misunderstood and mistaken.
D. He was a trusted confident of the president.
E. Hyperactive children are in dire need of a guardian with a firm hand.
A. Advise
B. Mentor
C. Everything is spelled correctly
D. Called
A. Grandmother; who lives in Vermont most of the year and milks her cows religously.
B. Grandmother, who lives in Vermont most of the year milks her cows religously.
C. Grandmother, who lives in Vermont most of the year, milks her cows religiously.
D. Grandmother who lives in Vermont, most of the year milks her cows, religiously.
E. Grandmother who lives in Vermont most of the year milks her cows religiously.
A. wandered
B. wondered
C. wundered
D. windered
A. since 5 years
B. for 5 years
C. 5 years ago
D. at least 5 years ago
A. despite of being
B. Despite be
C. Despite being
D. despite
A. has
B. are
C. have
A. entrepreneur
B. entrepraneur
C. entrepeneur
D. entrapreneur
A. a little
B. little
C. a few
D. few
A. more pretty
B. prettier
C. prettiest
A. prollificaly
B. prollifically
C. prolificaly
D. prolifically
A. Yes
B. No
A. it is
B. its
C. you're
D. it's
A. beat
B. bite
C. bitten
D. bit
A. plagiarism
B. plagerism
C. plagiarizm
A. When I'll arrive, I'll call you.
B. When I'll arrivve, I'll call you.
C. When I'll arrive, I call you.
D. When I arrive, I'm call you.
E. When I arrive, I will call you.
A. Receeve
B. Receive
C. Ricieve
D. Recieve
A. vaporous
B. vaprous
C. vaperous
D. vapirous
A. disert
B. dizzert
C. desert
D. dessert
A. risque
B. briskly
C. brisque
D. brusquely
A. didn't have
B. haven't
C. hadn't have
D. had not
A. in taking
B. take
C. to taking
D. by taking
A. by
B. in
C. on
D. at
A. Excessive
B. Excesive
C. Exceesive
D. Exccesive
A. inept
B. active
C. awkward
D. ponderous
A. by
B. for
C. at
D. from
E. to
A. herd
B. heard
C. hard
D. had
A. If I was you
B. If I where you
C. If I were you
A. It's Relly Hurts!
B. It hurts!
C. It's Hurts!
A. too
B. To
C. to
D. from
A. bear
B. beer
C. bare
A. to buy
B. buy
C. for buying
D. for buy
A. Mr john smith
B. mr john smith
C. Mr. John Smith
D. Mr John Smith
A. will clean
B. shall cleaning
C. will cleaned
D. shall cleaned
A. more older than
B. older than
C. more old than
D. oldest
A. lyin
B. liein
C. lying
D. lieing
A. piece
B. peice
C. peace
D. pease
A. ur
B. your
C. you're
D. yore
A. there
B. they're
C. their
A. two, too
B. to, too
C. too, to
D. two, to
A. happy
B. excited
C. joyful
D. annoyed
A. We walked tow far today.
B. We walked two far today.
C. We walked to far today.
D. We walked too far today.
A. your
B. yours
C. you're
A. near
B. more near
C. most near
D. nearest
A. Communicate
B. Comunicate
C. Comunnicate
D. Communecate
A. a person, place, thing or idea
B. an action
C. a descriptive modifier
D. an adverb
A. She is in the house yesterday.
B. She are in the house yesterday.
C. She was in the house yesterday.
D. She were in the house yesterday.
A. to
B. two
C. too