[ Present Tenses ]
He always (shout) at me.
A. He always shouts at me.
B. He is always shouting at me.
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Verbal Communication › ViewThe act of clearly and distinctly uttering the vowel sounds of a word
A. articulation
B. enunciation
C. etymology
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My grandpa has gone to the pharmacy ___ he didn´t find the medicine …. he feels worse now
A. however / but
B. but / because
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Vocabulary and Grammar › ViewMy parents and I watch TV at night. _______ have great time together.
A. He
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C. They
D. We
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I’m keen on ice cream ___________ chocolate.
A. as well as
B. however
C. nevertheless
D. although