We’d like some vanilla ice-cream, please.
a. What flavor would you like?
b. Rare or well done?
c. Sorry, we ran out of vanilla.

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Grammar › View________ do you live? — I live in Tokyo.
A. who
B. where
C. which
D. when
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Which of the following sentence shows correct parallel structure?
A. She is known for her kindness, generosity, and being humble.
B. He is interested in photography, to learn graphic design, and wants to study film making.
C. The coach emphasized the importance of teamwork, to practice regularly, and dedication.
D. The workshop focused on improving communication skills, problem-solving abilities, and to enhance leadership qualities.
Tenses › View. What is the negative form of: ‘He likes to read books.’?
A. He does not like to read books.
B. He is not liking to read books.
C. He does not likes to read books.
D. He like not to read books.
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I don’t know ________ he will come or not.
A. lest
B. but
C. whether
D. yet