[ Grammar ]
She hardly knows them.
A. She scarcely knows them.
B. She only knows them.
C. She really knows them.
D. She doesn’t know them at all.
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Past and Present ContinuousUsed toPresent/Past/Future Continuous TenseSynonym and AntonymPerfect ModalsPresent Perfect vs Past SimplePresent and Past TenseSimple Past Continuostoo / enoughPhrase or ClauseOther quiz:
Grammar › ViewWe didn’t go out to dinner last night, since ______ Greg _____ I had money.
A. not only – but also
B. both – and
C. neither – nor
D. either – or
Tenses › View
We __ (not/meet) since the conference last year.
A. don’t meet
B. haven’t met
C. didn’t meet
D. haven’t been meeting
Determiners › ViewHe told them that ______ two games are exactly the same
A. Many
B. No
C. Much
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What is the adverb in this sentence?
It is raining again today.
A. today
B. raining
C. again