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@Englishgr4u Correct Answer: C) is

Sentence: Most of the money is stolen.

Rule: Money is an uncountable noun, so it takes a singular verb.

Example: Most of the information is correct.

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@Gakuda_english works

Because “She” is singular, we add -s to the verb in the simple present tense.

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@Englishmedam This is right
answer. C. telling

“I regret telling him the truth.”

After regret, we use verb + ing when we're sorry about something we did in the past.

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@Englishtiip Correct answer. B. from

We say “suffer from” when talking about an illness or health problem.

Example: She is suffering from a high fever.

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@Englishtiip This is right answer (b) of

We say “die of cancer” when cancer is the cause of death.

Example: He died of a heart attack.

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@Englishtiip Here is the answer. B. to

We say “averse to” when someone dislikes or strongly opposes something.

She is averse to change.

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@Englishtiip Of

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@lovevocab Neither is correct. The correct preposition is involved in?

But the natural sentence is:

The motorcyclist almost died in the accident.

Correct answer: IN

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@LuckySi88154003 Had been running

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@laranenglish My answeris. D. from

Paper is made from wood.

We use from because wood changes its form during the process of making paper, so the original material is no longer recognizable.

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@MindTeaseX My answer is b at

He is an expert at English. ❌ He is an expert in English. ✅

We use expert in when talking about a subject or field.

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@TheVocabCapsule @Englishmedam Good explanation my dear

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@Englishmedam My answer: C. be ✅

After insisted that, we use be to express a demand or requirement.

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@learnengquickly Keep it up

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@knowiiiedge The answer is. A. Tree

The correct phrase is “barking up the wrong tree.”

It means you're blaming the wrong person or looking in the wrong place. 😄

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@EnglishLaran The answer is are ✅

Most of the students are present
We use are because “students” is plural.

Example: Most of the teachers are available

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Because “I wish I were” is the traditional subjunctive form. We use it when imagining something unreal or contrary to reality.

* ✅ I wish I were a bird.

* ✅ I wish I were rich.

* ✅ I wish I were there with you.

But can we use “was”?

Yes! In everyday informal English, many native speakers also say:

* I wish I was a bird.

* I wish I was rich.

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@CrucialN Thanks

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@elonmusk @alphaman_111 Wow elon u realy enjoy

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I prefer ___ by bus!
A) go
B) to go
C) going
D) to going

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@LearnsEnglishh The right answer A) in

He is expert in English.

We use expert in when talking about a subject or field of knowledge.

Example: She is an expert in mathematics.