[ Subjunctive ]
John would rather … for a swim than … tennis.
A. went – played
B. go – play
C. going – playing
D. to go – to play
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Present Perfect Tense › ViewGeorge ____________________(swim) in the big lake.
A. have swam
B. has swam
C. have swum
D. has swum
Grammar › View
What _____ you do if you won the competition?
A. will
B. would
C. do
Grammar and Sentence Structure › ViewWhich sentence contains an error in punctuation?
A. She loves to read mystery novels; however, she dislikes horror stories.
B. She loves to read mystery novels, however, she dislikes horror stories.
C. She loves to read mystery novels; she dislikes horror stories.
D. She loves to read mystery novels, and she dislikes horror stories.
Adjective and Adverb › View
They often get up……………., so sometimes they go to school late
A. late
B. lately