She has lived here ___ 2015.
Use "since" with a point in time and "for" with a length of time.
If I ___ rich, I would travel the world.
The second conditional uses the past form, and "were" for all persons in formal English.
He is very interested ___ modern art.
The adjective "interested" takes "in".
What is the opposite of "scarce"?
"Scarce" means in short supply.
I look forward to ___ from you.
In "look forward to", "to" is a preposition, so it takes the -ing form.
By this time next year, she ___ her degree.
The future perfect describes something completed before a future time.
There are ___ people here than yesterday.
Use "fewer" with countable nouns such as people.
Which word is closest in meaning to "reluctant"?
A reluctant person does something without wanting to.
Despite ___ tired, he kept working.
"Despite" is followed by a noun or an -ing form.
The news ___ good today.
"News" is uncountable and takes a singular verb.
Neither of the answers ___ correct.
In formal English, "neither of" takes a singular verb.
The doctor suggested that he ___ more exercise.
After "suggest that", formal English uses the base form (the subjunctive).
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