[ Present Tenses ]
A: Jim was very clever as a child.
B: Was he really?
A: Oh, yes. By the time he was five, he ____ to read and write.
A. had learned
B. will have learned
C. learned
D. was learning
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Grammar › ViewWhat change should be made in the sentence below?
About twenty child are at the birthday party.
A. change child to childs
B. change child to children
C. change child to childrends
Vocabulary › View
You can travel like this if you don’t want to pay.
A. motorway
B. hitchhike
C. cabin
Sentence Adverbs & Third Conditional › ViewComplete the third conditional sentence: ‘If Ava ________ (know) about the meeting, she would have attended.’
A. have known
B. had known
C. knew
D. know
Idioms › View
If someone “means business”, they are ___.
a. serious
b. interested
c. bored