English, 13.10.2019 00:30, aydenmasonc

1. choose the correct contraction for "can not"
a) can't
b) couldn't
c) can
d) can'not
e) could

2. what is the best way to the united states? that on how much you want to spend.
a) saw / depends
b) seen / depends
c) see / depends
d) see / depend
e) saw / depend's

3. she likes to her classmates. (gossip negatively about)
a) badmouth
b) mouth
c) bad-mouth
d) bad
e) bads-mouth

4. she likes who are tall.
a) men
b) mans
c) mens
d) man
e) men's

5. the amazon in brazil is longest river in south america.
a) a/ (no article)
b) the / (no article)
c) the/ a
d) (no article) / the
e) a/ the

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1. choose the correct contraction for "can not"
a) can't
b) couldn't
c) can
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