six legs / a fly / got / Has / ?
A. A fly has got six legs?
B. Has a fly got six legs?
C. Has six legs got a fly?
D. Has got a fly six legs?
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Modal Verbs › ViewThey didn’t bring any umbrellas, and now it’s raining. They ………. more prepared.
A. should have been
B. might have been
C. could have been
D. would have been
Grammar › View
The children are hungry. …want pizza.
A. We
B. I
C. They
D. He
Grammar › View_________ rears cows, sheep, and goats at his farm in Kelantan.
A. Pak Halim
B. They
C. The boys
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Constructing sentences with future tenses: Construct a sentence using present simple for future events.
A. I am leaving for the airport at 6 AM tomorrow.
B. I will leave for the airport at 6 AM tomorrow.
C. I leave for the airport at 6 AM tomorrow.
D. I have left for the airport at 6 AM tomorrow.