[ Grammar ]
I __________ (just/meet) Ann’s husband. I ____________ (meet) him at a party last night.
A. have just met // met
B. just have met // meets
C. have just meet // met
D. just meets // met
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Comma › ViewChoose the sentence that is written without any comma error.
A. In the, games, it is kill or be killed.
B. In,the games, it is kill or be, killed.
C. Neither of these.
Grammar › View
I ____ a brilliant boy.
A. am
B. is
C. are
D. were
Expressing Obligation and Modals › ViewA good sense of humour is important, even in business. You ____________ serious all the time.
A. don’t got to be
B. don’t have to be
C. mustn’t be
D. don’t not have to be
Subject-Verb Agreement › View
“The volunteer, who led 3,000 others in the campaign, ____ awarded the Medal of Distinction by the Mayor.”
A. Were
B. Is
C. Was
D. Are