Adam’s good with computers – he …… your problem. Just ask him.
A. could solve
B. can’t solve
C. may not solve
D. must solve
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Simple Present Tense › ViewA : … your mother … a newspaper everyday?
B : … She prefers to watch the news.
A. Does. reads. No, she doesn’t
B. Does, read. No, she doesn’t
C. Do, read. Yes, she does
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Choose the verb: Oliver kicks the soccer ball into the goal.
A. Oliver
B. kicks
C. soccer ball
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Grammar › ViewChoose the sentence without grammatical errors.
A. Boston – Massachusetts – is a rival sports town for most northern cities.
B. The team was gracious in defeat – willingly shaking hands with the opponents after the game.
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D. I cannot – comprehend our undefeated season.
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I ________ (not/use/enjoy) studying, but I do now.
A. didn’t use to enjoy
B. didn’t used to enjoy
C. didn’t use to enjoyed