to preserve, honor, or celebrate the memory of
A. commemorate
B. condescending
C. conditional
D. correlation

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Common & Proper NounsUnreal ConditionalsPrepositions and Prepositional PhrasesToo or EnoughPresent ContinuousConditional and Mix Conditional SentenceAdjectivesPrepositions Of PlaceElectricity VocabularyAdjective Clause and Adverb ClauseOther quiz:
Grammar › View_____ is the Sara’s anniversary?
A. What
B. When
C. How
General › View
Which is the correct form of the first conditional?
A. If+a present tense+will+ infinitive
B. If+past perfect+past simple
C. If +past perfect+will+have+ past prtciple
D. If+past simple+will+ing
Grammar › ViewWhen I ___________________ (WALK) through Bologna I ___________________ (THINK) about the wonderful times I ___________________ (SPEND) there as a student.
A. was walking – was thinking – had spent
B. walked – thought – spent
C. was walking – thought – was spending
D. walked – was thinking – was spending
Progressive Tenses › View
Choose the past progressive form of the sentence: “He plays soccer on Saturdays.”
A. He was playing soccer on Saturday.
B. He is playing soccer on Saturday.
C. He will play soccer on Saturday.
D. He plays soccer on Saturday.
