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_________ do you like to watch on TV. I like to watch Soap Operas.

Like = Prefer

Soap Opera = Novel

A. Where
B. When
C. What

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Modal Verbs of Certainty and Possibility Be going to / Will Synonym and Antonym Unreal Conditionals Modal "Have to" Past Perfect Simple Tense Tenses (Present, Past, Future Forms) Quantifiers with Nouns Grammar - Sentence Structure Asking and Giving Suggestion Parallelism and Subject Verb Agreement Idioms 3rd Person Singular Past and Perfect Tenses Possessive Adjectives & Possessive Pronouns Active and Passive Gerunds and Infinitives Along & Against Coordinating Conjunctions Tenses and Adjectives Noun / Pronoun Modal Verbs of Deduction and Speculation Adverb of Time Modals and Preposition Nouns as Adjectives Tenses & Conditional Sentence Grammar & Reading Asking for and Giving Opinion Clause Future Perfect vs Future Continuous Reflexive pronouns Conditionals Quantifiers, Countable and Uncountable Nouns Gerund vs Infinitive Verb Moods and Vague Pronouns Pronounciation and Grammar Parts of Speech and Grammar Spelling Adjectives & Adverbs Present Tenses and Connectors Grammar Past and Future Tense Some & Any Grammar - Be going to Asking & Giving Attention Simple Tenses in English Grammar (was, were, could, could not) Past Perfect or Past Perfect Continuous Infinitive and Gerunds Grammar - used to Present Tense vs Present Continuous Frequency Adverbs How much or How many? Gerund, Infinitive & Modals Grammar: so and such Grammar, adverbs of frequency placement -ing &-ed Adjectives Passive with Modals Possessive Adjectives and Possessive Pronouns The Present Progressive Tense The First Conditional Sentence Present Simple Present Perfect Tense or Present Perfect Continuous Tense Present Simple & Present Continuous Comparative - Superlative Adverbial Clause Indefinite and Reflexive Pronouns To Infinitive or Bare Infinitive Grammar Clauses Gerunds and Infinitives Gerund after Prepositions and Certain Verbs Past Perfect Simple & Past Perfect Continuous Comparatives and Conjunctions Present/Past/Past Particple Types of Simple Sentences Pronouns/ Present Tense Prepositions and Conjunctions Wish / If only ( Present) Transitional Words Noun Tenses and Article Preposition and Preposition Phrase Word Formation Modal Verbs of Possibility Future - be going to Can vs be able to Past Perfect Simple Conditional Types Can vs Could Conjunctions and Verb Tenses Simple Future Tense Zero Conditional Prepositions and Phrasal Verbs Present tense Affirmative Compliment, Congratulation, and Hope Give, do and make Past Simple Negative & Questions Be Going To vs. Will Verb Patterns Types of Phrases Relative Pronoun/Adverbs Transitive or Intransitive Verbs
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