Transform the sentence into a negative sentence: Grandpa Harry rides a horse to work.
A. Does Grandpa Harry ride a horse to work?
B. Doesn’t Grandpa Harry ride a horse to work?
C. Grandpa Harry does not ride a horse to work.
D. Grandpa Harry rides a horse to work, yes?
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Vocabulary › ViewWhat term describes the action of spending time thinking about something for a prolonged period?
A. to dwell on
B. to giggle
C. to fall out
D. to take to someone
Grammar › View
Choose the sentence with the correct punctuation.
A. The boys watch a football match at the National stadium.
B. The boys watch a football match at the National Stadium.
C. The boys watch a football match at The National Stadium.
D. The boys’ watch a football match at the National stadium.
Mixed General Quiz › ViewI haven’t got a thing to ___.
a. ware
b. wear
c. where
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I (write)_____________________________ a letter to my friend now.
A. am writing
B. have written
C. write
D. was write