He often ( ) for his housebound grandmother. A: runs about B: runs across C: runs after D: runs errands
He often ( ) for his housebound grandmother. A: runs about B: runs across C: runs after D: runs errands
He runs very fast. His brother runs fast too. He runs ______ his brother does.
He runs very fast. His brother runs fast too. He runs ______ his brother does.
Obviously, this foolish idea ____ common sense. A: runs bankrupt B: runs contrary to C: runs to opposite D: makes
Obviously, this foolish idea ____ common sense. A: runs bankrupt B: runs contrary to C: runs to opposite D: makes
Don’t _______ in the hallway. A: runs B: runs to C: run D: running
Don’t _______ in the hallway. A: runs B: runs to C: run D: running
Thedog______uscoming.He______tomeetus. A: hears,runs B: ishearing,runs C: ishearing,isrunning D: hears,isruning
Thedog______uscoming.He______tomeetus. A: hears,runs B: ishearing,runs C: ishearing,isrunning D: hears,isruning
_________ fast he runs!
_________ fast he runs!
person who runs a meeting
person who runs a meeting
Lily runs ______ than Alan.
Lily runs ______ than Alan.
Tom runs _______ than Jim.
Tom runs _______ than Jim.
He runs as faster as Jack.
He runs as faster as Jack.