___ Tom borrow your English book?, Ought to, Can, Had better, Would, Choose the correct sentence., Larry, walking down the hall, saw a strange package., Larry walking down the hall saw a strange package., Larry saw a strange package walking down the hall., Larry saw a strange package, walking down the hall., Choose the correct sentence., Mr. Moore, who lives next door is our instructor., Mr. Moore who lives next door is our instructor., Mr. Moore who lives next door, is our instructor., Mr. Moore, who lives next door, is our instructor., The lights weren’t bright because the generator’s ___ was low., radiation, groove, output, extent, He ___ enough money to pay his rent., no made, not did make, made not, did not make, That woman is a famous novel___., -ment, -or, -ness, -ist, In the morning I washed my car and worked around the house. ___, I met Fred for lunch. Then I went to the store., First, Afterwards, At last, Meanwhile, We’ll probably go, but you should be ___., not prepared to, to not prepared, prepared not to, prepared to not, ___ on the ground guide airplanes in flight., Beacons, Trenches, Cables, Theories, John is absent today. I think he ___ be sick., ought to, would, must, can, Next April she ___ tennis for a year., plays, will have been playing, will be playing, will play, If I had the money, I ___ a new radio., bought, would buy, will buy, would have bought, John is very efficient. He uses ___ motions., machinist, machinability, machinelike, machinize, He misspelled the word., He spelled the word incorrectly., He spelled the wrong word., He didn’t spell the word., He spelled the word twice., If David ___, he can leave early., to have to, has, to have, has to, Mary could ___ studying in the library., not have been, no have been, have not been, have been not, I think we should ___ horse racing in this state., legal, legalist, legalize, legality, My uncle cuts my hair ___ month., two times, twice, twice a, times two, By the time the movie comes to town, she will ___ it already., be seeing, have been seeing, see, have seen, Joe’s answer to my question was vague. I want him to ___., Bring it up, Put it away, Clear it up, Give it away, You can’t park here. This space is ___ for visitors., stored, reserved, united, blurry, The mechanic ___ the engine before the test., donated, criticized, calibrated, encircled, The airplane will begin its ___ in ten minutes., descent, theory, cabinet, frequency, I don’t understand this paragraph. Can you ___ it ___?, put / away, clear / up, come / down, give / away, We need to ___ these winter clothes until next year., store, verify, mount, distort, The information in the report must be ___ before it is published., sleepy, verified, homelike, portable, Because the technician’s explanation was ___, the supervisor asked him to clear it up., systematic, vague, genuine, portable, By the time the engineers finish the repairs, the generator ___ for more than twelve hours., will run, will have been running, has run, would run, The old radar system was considered ___ because newer equipment could locate aircraft more accurately., obsolete, fertile, homelike, willing, If the mechanic had ___ the thermostat correctly, the engine would not have overheated., donated, calibrated, criticized, mounted, Choose the correct sentence., The officer, who wrote the report verified the facts carefully., The officer who wrote the report, verified the facts carefully., The officer, who wrote the report, verified the facts carefully., The officer who wrote, the report verified the facts carefully.

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