[ Grammar ]
Words that join together ideas or clauses in sentences
A. Determiners
B. Pronouns
C. Conjunction
D. Preposition
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-Ing and Infinitive Verb PatternsModalsNoun and Modal VerbsPassive SentenceSimple Present and Present Continuous TenseWould/would like - affirmative/negativeSimple and Past TensesFew, a few, little, a littleVerb AbilityPassive ModalsOther quiz:
Tenses › ViewWe (not see) them since they (get) married.
A. didn’t see – got
B. hadn’t seen – got
C. haven’t seen – got
D. haven’t seen – have gotten
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Everybody seemed to enjoy Mike’s speech at the wedding _______ his terrible jokes.
A. in spite of
B. even though
Grammar › ViewI really must get _________ the central heating
A. somebody to fix
B. somebody fix
C. to somebody fix
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The car was _________ at the red light.
A. Staping
B. Stoping
C. Stopping
D. Stapping