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Here are the answers to your questions: 18. Do you like to drive on a busy road? The correct preposition for a road is "on". C. on 19. I'll be home in 10 minutes. "In" is used to indicate a period of time before something happens. A. in 20. I like the smile on her face. A smile is located "on" a face. C. on 21. My office is on the 2nd floor. We use "on" for floors in a building. C. on 22. I keep my keys in my pocket. Keys are kept "in" a pocket. A. in 23. He cleans his bedroom each day. For a singular subject "He" in the simple present tense, the verb takes an "-s". B. cleans 24. We often accompany him. For a plural subject "We" in the simple present tense, the verb is in its base form. A. accompany 25. Drinking cold water aggravates tonsillitis. The gerund phrase "Drinking cold water" acts as a singular subject, so the verb takes an "-s". B. aggravates 26. Leaves float on water. For a plural subject "Leaves" in the simple present tense, the verb is in its base form. A. float 27. Domestic animals need care. For a plural subject "Domestic animals" in the simple present tense, the verb is in its base form. A. need 28. Visit me on coming Monday, please. This is an imperative sentence, which uses the base form of the verb. A. visit 29. A lion eats meat. For a singular subject "A lion" in the simple present tense, the verb takes an "-s". B. eats 30. School begins in September in Ethiopia. For a singular subject "School" in the simple present tense, the verb takes an "-s". B. begins 31. One Birr matters for students. For a singular subject "One Birr" in the simple present tense, the verb takes an "-s". B. matters 32. Many children eat bread with milk. For a plural subject "Many children" in the simple present tense, the verb is in its base form. A. eat 33. Does he often go to market? (no) The correct negative short answer is "No, he doesn't often go to market." A. No, he doesn't often go to market. 34. Do they need money now? (no) The correct negative short answer is "No, they don't need money now." A. No, they don't need money now. 35. Do I need to come tonight? (yes) The correct affirmative short answer is "Yes, I need to come tonight." A. Yes, I need to come tonight. 35. Does she need to bring the book? (yes) The correct affirmative answer, despite the grammatical error in the option, is "Yes, she need to bring the book." (It should be "needs"). A. Yes, she need to bring the book. 36. Do you play football? (no) The correct negative short answer is "No, you don't play football." B. No, you don't play football.