This is the first time Mary has driven on the left.
A. Mary has driven on the left twice
B. Firstly, Mary will drive on the left
C. Mary has never driven on the left before
D. Mary is used to driving on the left
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Tenses › View. Convert the sentence to future tense: ‘She writes a letter to her friend.’
A. She will write a letter to her friend.
B. She has written a letter to her friend.
C. She wrote a letter to her friend.
D. She is writing a letter to her friend.
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This hard math problem is _________ to me.
A. succeed
B. challenging
C. agree
D. study
Prepositions and Preposition Phrases › ViewWhat is the preposition in the following sentence: She walked through the door.
A. under
B. beside
C. through
D. over
Quantifier › View
Dont forget add . . . to make this coffee sweet
A. a spoon of salt
B. a spoon of sugar
C. a spoon of garlic powder
D. a spoon of tumeric powder