Where ____ I ____ my sandals?
A. Where have I left my sandals?
B. Where has I left my sandals?
C. Where have I lefted my sandals?
D. Where has I lefted my sandals?
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English Morphosyntax › ViewI’ve got a meeting ___________ John this afternoon.
A. on
B. with
C. about
D. at
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John was in Hanoi and wanted to send a parcel to his parents. He asked a local passer-by the way to the post office.
– John: “Can you show me the way to the nearest post office, please?”
– Passer-by: “___________ ”
A. There’s no traffic near here.
B. Just round the comer over there.
C. Not way, sorry.
D. Look it up in a dictionary!
Vocabulary › ViewImply (verb)
A. To say no to something, usually politely
B. To show or suggest indirectly
C. To admire someone
D. Not to do something
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Form a sentence using the verb ‘play’ in future continuous tense.
A. I played football tomorrow.
B. I will be playing football tomorrow.
C. I am playing football tomorrow.
D. I will play football tomorrow.