Choose either the simple present or the present progressive form for the verbs in parentheses. The students in my class this semester (make) a lot of progress in learning English.
A. make
B. are making
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Parallelism and Subject Verb Agreement › ViewIdentify the parallel structure in the following sentence: The chef prepared a delicious meal, served it with elegance, and the presentation was beautiful.
A. The chef prepared a delicious meal, served it with elegance, and the presentation was ugly.
B. The chef prepared a delicious meal, served it with elegance, and the presentation was beautiful.
C. The chef prepared a disgusting meal, served it with elegance, and the presentation was beautiful.
D. The chef prepared a delicious meal, served it with clumsiness, and the presentation was terrible.
Grammar › View
I … to Disneyland in 2002.
A. have been
B. will go
C. went
D. had gone
Grammar › View_____(Do) Robert live in London? No, he_____( X ).
A. Does,don’t
B. Do,doesn’t
C. Does,doesn’t
D. Do,don’t
Modal Verbs › View
Rewrite the sentence using modal verbs:
It is a good idea for students to ask questions during the class.
A. Students don’t need to ask questions during the class.
B. Students might ask questions during the class.
C. Students should ask questions during the class.
D. Students can ask questions during the class.