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A. On
B. In
C. At
D. By
The correct preposition is "on," indicating the cat's position on the windowsill.
A. Gone
B. Went
C. Go
D. Going
The correct past tense form is "went," indicating the completed action of going to the store.
A. Happy
B. Happily
C. Happiness
D. Happying
The adjective "happy" describes the emotional state of the students.
A. In
B. On
C. Under
D. Above
The correct preposition is "on," indicating the book's position on the shelf.
A. Close
B. Closed
C. Closing
D. Closes
The correct verb form is "close," instructing someone to shut the door.
A. From
B. For
C. Since
D. Ago
The correct preposition is "since," indicating the starting point of her English studies.
A. Sleeping
B. Sleep
C. Slept
D. Sleeps
The correct verb form is "sleeping," indicating the current state of the baby.
A. Ate
B. Eaten
C. Eat
D. Eating
The correct verb form is "ate," indicating the past action of consuming the cookies.
A. Nice
B. Nicest
C. Nicer
D. Nicely
The correct comparative adjective is "nicer," comparing the weather today to yesterday.
A. At
B. In
C. On
D. For
The correct preposition is "on," indicating the specific point in time when the train arrived.
A. More
B. Much
C. Many
D. Most
The correct determiner is "more," indicating a greater quantity of information.
A. Parked
B. Parking
C. Parks
D. Park
The correct verb form is "parked," indicating the past action of placing their car in the parking lot.
A. Very
B. Much
C. More
D. Most
The correct adverb is "very," intensifying the degree of surprise.
A. Goes
B. Going
C. Go
D. Will go
The correct future tense is "will go," indicating her plan to visit next weekend.
A. Read
B. Reading
C. Reads
D. Readed
The correct verb form is "read," indicating the action of reading the passage.
A. For
B. Since
C. From
D. Ago
The correct preposition is "for," indicating the duration of time spent living in the current location.
A. In
B. On
C. Under
D. Inside
The correct preposition is "in," indicating the car's position inside the garage.
A. At
B. On
C. In
D. By
The correct preposition is "by," indicating the point in time when the results will be announced.
A. Reading
B. Read
C. Reads
D. To read
The correct gerund form is "reading," indicating the enjoyable activity she engages in during her free time.
A. So
B. Too
C. Very
D. Much
The correct adverb is "so," indicating the degree of tiredness.
A. In
B. On
C. At
D. By
The correct preposition is "in," indicating the timeframe within which the package is expected to arrive.
A. Each
B. Every
C. All
D. Some
The correct determiner is "every," indicating the regularity of going for a walk.
A. From
B. For
C. Since
D. At
The correct preposition is "since," indicating the starting year of the company's operation.
A. Forgot
B. Forgets
C. Forgetting
D. Forget
The correct verb form is "forgot," indicating the action of leaving her keys at home.
A. At
B. On
C. In
D. By
The correct preposition is "at," indicating the specific location of the meeting.
A. Descriptive
B. A descriptive
C. Descriptively
D. Describing
The correct adjective is "descriptive," specifying the type of essays to be written.
A. A
B. An
C. The
D. None
The correct determiner is "the," indicating a specific youngest member within her family.
A. In
B. On
C. At
D. By
The correct preposition is "at," indicating the specific time when the concert will start.
A. Much
B. So
C. Very
D. Most
The correct adverb is "so," intensifying the degree of adorableness.
A. From
B. Since
C. For
D. At
The correct preposition is "since," indicating the starting point of their work on the project.
A. So
B. Very
C. Much
D. Extremely
The correct adverb is "extremely," intensifying the degree of fluency in languages.
A. Wins
B. Won
C. Winning
D. Win
The correct verb form is "won," indicating the accomplishment of winning the championship.
A. At
B. In
C. On
D. By
The correct preposition is "in," indicating the specific month when they usually go on vacation.
A. So
B. Very
C. Too
D. Much
The correct adverb is "very," intensifying the degree of beauty.
A. Knows
B. Know
C. Is knowing
D. Has known
The correct verb form is "has known," indicating the continuous duration of their friendship since kindergarten.
A. They
B. Them
C. Their
D. There
The correct possessive pronoun is "their," indicating possession of the notebooks by the students.
A. Goes
B. Go
C. Going
D. Will go
The correct verb form is "goes," indicating the habitual action of visiting the gym.
A. Completes
B. Completed
C. Completing
D. To complete
The correct infinitive is "to complete," indicating the purpose or instruction related to homework completion.
A. In
B. On
C. At
D. By
The correct preposition is "in," indicating the specific location where the children played.
A. Regularly
B. Frequently
C. Consistently
D. Persistently
The correct adverb is "consistently," indicating the regular and persistent nature of his studying.
A. Such
B. So
C. Too
D. Very
The correct adverb is "so," intensifying the degree of excitement.
A. Since
B. For
C. From
D. Until
The correct preposition is "since," indicating the starting point of not seeing her.
A. In
B. On
C. Under
D. Over
The correct preposition is "under," indicating the cat's position beneath the warm blanket.
A. Inspired
B. Inspire
C. Inspiring
D. Inspiration
The correct adjective is "inspired," describing the team's reaction to the coach's speech.
A. Forgets
B. Forget
C. Forgetting
D. Forgot
The correct verb form is "forgot," indicating the past action of leaving her keys at the office.
A. At
B. On
C. In
D. By
The correct preposition is "on," indicating the specific day when the proposal will be discussed.
A. Gone
B. Go
C. Going
D. Went
The correct past tense form is "went," indicating the completed action of traveling to Paris.
A. Already
B. Still
C. Just
D. Already
The correct adverb is "already," indicating the baby's prior state of being asleep.
A. Since
B. From
C. For
D. Until
The correct preposition is "since," indicating the starting point of the company's success.
A. Many
B. Much
C. More
D. Most
The correct determiner is "more," indicating a greater quantity of volunteers.
A. Much
B. Very
C. So
D. Extremely
The correct adverb is "extremely," intensifying the degree of fluency in English.
A. Bursting
B. Burst
C. Bursts
D. Burstle
The correct verb form is "bursting," describing the students' state of being filled with joy.
A. For
B. By
C. From
D. In
The correct preposition is "for," indicating the reason or reputation related to the restaurant.
A. As soon as
B. When
C. While
D. Until
The correct conjunction is "as soon as," indicating the specific point in time when the call will be made.
A. From
B. Since
C. For
D. At
The correct preposition is "since," indicating the starting year of her residence in New York.
A. Easier
B. Easy
C. Easily
D. Ease
The correct comparative adjective is "easier," comparing the solution to the expected level of difficulty.
A. In
B. On
C. Over
D. With
The correct preposition is "in," indicating the medium through which the artist painted.
A. Enough
B. Much
C. Many
D. Some
The correct determiner is "enough," indicating a sufficient quantity of time.
A. Completes
B. Completing
C. Completed
D. Complete
The correct past tense form is "completed," indicating the accomplishment of finishing the marathon.
A. Interrupted
B. Enhanced
C. Accompanied
D. Followed
The correct verb is "accompanied," describing the audience's reaction to the performance.
A. While
B. As
C. Since
D. During
The correct conjunction is "while," indicating the simultaneous action of playing the guitar and the piano.
A. Stunned
B. Stunning
C. Stun
D. Stuns
The correct adjective is "stunned," describing the hikers' reaction to the breathtaking views.
A. In
B. On
C. At
D. By
The correct preposition is "in," indicating the specific month when the family vacation occurs.
A. Such
B. So
C. Too
D. Very
The correct adverb is "so," intensifying the degree of interest.
A. Studied
B. Study
C. Studying
D. Studies
The correct verb form is "studied," indicating the students' action of being engaged in studying.
A. Wins
B. Win
C. Winning
D. Won
The correct past tense form is "won," indicating the victory in the race last year.
A. Shock
B. Shocked
C. Shocking
D. Shocks
The correct adjective is "shocked," describing the team's emotional state.
A. Expects
B. Expecting
C. Expected
D. Expects
The correct past participle is "expected," indicating the anticipated completion of the project.
A. At
B. In
C. On
D. During
The correct preposition is "in," indicating the specific time of day when the run usually takes place.
A. Received
B. Receives
C. Receiving
D. Receive
The correct verb form is "received," indicating the action of getting the news.