[ Present Perfect Tense ]
(A) … you talked to Mr. Parfitt?
(B) No, I ….
A. Had / haven’t
B. Have / haven’t
C. Have / didn’t
D. Have/ has
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Vocabulary › ViewThis word means “a success or win over an enemy or an opponent”
A. dominate
B. victory
C. invincible
D. dynamite
Types of Preposition › View
a type of preposition that shows movement from one place to another place.
A. prepositions of time
B. prepositions of movement
C. prepositions of place
D. phrasal preposition
Some vs. Any › ViewDoes she eat ……………… fruit?
a. some
b. any
Can, Could, May, Might › View
I am sorry but I _______ come to your party next Friday.
A. can
B. can’t
C. could
D. couldn’t