If Jill knew the answer to the maths question, she …………………………..(tell) you.
A. will tell
B. is telling
C. would tell
D. will tell
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Grammar › ViewA useful way to ____ your vocabulary is to read as much as possible.
A. amass
B. increase
C. collect
D. gather
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Which sentence is NOT correct?
A. This is the news. There has been an earthquake in Japan last night.
B. This is the news. There has just been an earthquake in Japan.
C. This is the news. There has been an earthquake in Japan.
Grammar & Vocabulary › View. You’re asking a colleague about a presentation they gave. Which is the best way to ask?
A. How was your presentation?
B. How is your presentation going?
C. What was your presentation?
D. How your presentation was?
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Nora is planning to go for a walk; she ___ take an umbrella; it looks like it might rain.
A. should
B. can
C. might
D. must