Azahara and Rebeca say: “We finish our homework after meal”
A. They said they finished their homework after meal.
B. They said they finish our homework after meal
C. They said they finished our homework after meal.
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Grammar › ViewYou _______________ piano for years but you still can’t play a single song.
A. have been learning
B. learned
C. have learnt
D. have been learnt
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What are you doing with that tape measure?
A. I am measure the living room.
B. I’m measuring the living room.
C. I measure the living room.
D. I’m measure the living room.
Vocabulary & Grammar › ViewThe word MISGIVING most nearly means:
A. A feeling of uneasiness, fear, or distrust
B. Clearly, plainly; for a specific purpose
C. Clever, original or inventive
D. Done immediately; occurring without delay
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complete this sentence “You have to choose _____ to take the train ___ the bus to go to campus..”
A. neither…nor
B. both…and
C. either……..or
D. not only…but also