When is it correct to omit articles before nouns?
A. When referring to general or abstract concepts, uncountable nouns, and plural nouns.
B. When the noun is the subject of the sentence
C. When referring to specific or singular nouns
D. When using nouns in a sentence
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Subjunctive › ViewMrs Zusmeidar wishes she could buy the house now.
This sentence means Mrs Zusmeidar …….. the house now.
A. Could buy
B. Can buy
C. Couldn’t buy
D. Will not buy
E. Can not buy
Passive Voice › View
A new restaurant ________ in our street next week.
A. is going to be opened
B. will being opened
C. is going to been opened
Tenses of Verbs - Usage › ViewChoose the correct Structure of the Present Perfect tense
A. Subject + have/has + past participle
B. Subject + will + past participle
C. Subject + had + past participle
D. Subject + have/has + base form verb
Gerund, Infinitive & Modals › View
It’s very difficult ____ in this company.
A. promote
B. to promote
C. promoted
D. to get promoted
E. promo