A: ‘Can you help me clean the house this afternoon?’
B: ‘No, sorry, …Pete at two o’clock to talk about our school project.’
A. I meet
B. I’ll meet
C. I’m meeting
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Grammar › ViewAfter she had returned home, she ………………. herself a good dinner.
A. would be cooking
B. has cooked
C. cooked
D. was cooking
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________ the holiday was a short one, we enjoyed ourselves tremendously.
A. While
B. Unless
C. Whereas
D. In spite of
Passive Voice › ViewShe did not find the mathematics book.
A. The mathematics book were not found.
B. The mathematics book was not found.
C. The mathematics book was not find.
D. The mathematics book was not finded.
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While I _______ my house work, my daughter _______ piano.
A. am doing / is playing
B. are doing / is playing
C. is doing/ are playing
D. is writing