[ Modals of Advice ]
What ______________ is some tea.
A. I’d really like
B. I’d really have
C. I should drink
D. I could love
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Grammar › ViewCombine Sentences.
John ate chips. John ate pizza.
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A. John ate chips and pizza.
B. John ate chips and John ate pizza.
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“What ………. is Brian?” “He’s British.”
A. nationality
B. country
C. city
I can show you _____.
A. where the best restaurant is
B. where is the best restaurant
C. if the best restaurant is open
D. when the best restaurant opens.
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Choose the word that is most nearly an antonym, or the opposite, of the boldfaced word.
simple
A. complex
B. intermediate
C. abundant
D. verbal