The Haunted Theatre is frightening. Children love it. (but)
A. The Haunted Theatre is frightening, but children love it.
B. The Haunted Theatre is frightening, so children love it.
C. The Haunted Theatre is frightening, and children love it.
D. The Haunted Theatre is frightening, or children love it.
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Modal Auxiliary Verbs › ViewThe given sentence below is probability / saying that something is logical or normal (positive or negative):
It should not/ought not to be that difficult to get there.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
Grammar › View
He _______(not work) in the construction site now.
A. isn’t work
B. doesn’t work
C. don’t working
D. isn’t working
Grammar › ViewThe frightened mouse ran ______into the hole.
A. soundly
B. gracefully
C. slowly
D. swiftly
Modals and Semi-Modals › View
____ go to summer camp next weekend?
A. Do we have to
B. Couldn’t we
C. Did we