Ilike()alot,andmynotherusuallycooksitindifferentways.
Ilike()alot,andmynotherusuallycooksitindifferentways.
Whatdoesthephrase“alot”referto?<br/>____
Whatdoesthephrase“alot”referto?<br/>____
There ________ alot of traffic accidents last year.
There ________ alot of traffic accidents last year.
—Longtimenosee!Ithinkyou______alot.<br/>—Yes.Iusedtobequiet,butnowI’moutgoing. A: willchange B: werechanging C: arechanged D: havechanged
—Longtimenosee!Ithinkyou______alot.<br/>—Yes.Iusedtobequiet,butnowI’moutgoing. A: willchange B: werechanging C: arechanged D: havechanged
Idon't like to bring alot of cash with me.
Idon't like to bring alot of cash with me.
23() A: alot B: little C: many D: much
23() A: alot B: little C: many D: much
There ________ alot of traffic accidents last year. A: is B: are C: was D: were
There ________ alot of traffic accidents last year. A: is B: are C: was D: were
Tina Craig is------ who takes and posts alot of smart phone self-portraiture.
Tina Craig is------ who takes and posts alot of smart phone self-portraiture.
Theword“somewhat”underlinedinParagraph1couldbereplacedby A: indefinitely B: infact C: alittle D: alot
Theword“somewhat”underlinedinParagraph1couldbereplacedby A: indefinitely B: infact C: alittle D: alot
Many people spell the words “a lot” as one word, “alot,” instead of correctly spelling them as two words.
Many people spell the words “a lot” as one word, “alot,” instead of correctly spelling them as two words.