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Continuing Education Traveling and Vacation
When are you going on vacation?
  1. I go on June.
  2. We are going in December.
  3. We is go to 14th of June.
Continuing Education Pronouns
Are these your keys? No,               are not.
  1. we
  2. it are
  3. they
Continuing Education Everyday English
What is your name?
  1. I am well.
  2. Good morning.
  3. Nice to meet you.
  4. My name is Joseph.
Continuing Education Subject-Verb Agreement
It had                 to snow by 4:00 P.M.
  1. began
  2. begun
Continuing Education Parts of Speech
Which part of speech does the word "boring" represent?

The boring town looked peaceful.
  1. Adjective
  2. Article Adjective
  3. Subject Noun
  4. Verb
Continuing Education Subject-Verb Agreement
               your brother play Fifa on the weekends?
  1. Do
  2. Does
Continuing Education Subject-Verb Agreement
She                 TV.
  1. watches
  2. watch
  3. watchs
Continuing Education Phrases and Clauses
Which of the following contains an example of a sentence closer?
  1. Cassie grabbed the wrong jacket this morning.
  2. Kevin took a book from the library, leaving without checking it out.
  3. Looking like Chuck Norris, Ned left for the Halloween party.
  4. Running like a mad man.
Continuing Education Verbs
I                     yesterday.
  1. see you
  2. have seen you
  3. saw you
  4. will see
  5. am going to see you
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