[ Conjunctions ]
——is the pain of my headache —–I cannot get out of bed.
A. rather—than
B. such—-that
C. both—-and
D. whether—or
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Present Perfect Tense › ViewIt (rain) ______________________ for a very long time.
A. It have rained for a very long time
B. It has rained for a very long time
C. It have rain for a very long time
D. It have raining for a very long time
Object Pronouns › View
She teaches the kids Maths.
She teaches _____________ Maths.
A. her
B. we
C. them
Vocabulary and Grammar › ViewWhat does ‘anxious’ mean?
A. Full of worry or unease
B. Excited
C. Calm
D. Happy
Grammar › View
Buying a house ______ more and more expensive nowadays.
A. has become
B. becomes
C. has been becoming
D. is becoming