[ Grammar ]
I don´t mind (help) you with your household chores.
A. I don´t mind help you with your household chores.
B. I don´t mind helping you with your household chores.
C. I don´t mind to help you with your household chores.
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A. I’ll clean my room and go shopping.
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He lost my pen. I gave him yesterday.
A. He lost my pen who I gave yesterday.
B. He lost my pen whose I gave yesterday.
C. He lost my pen which I gave yesterday.
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Past Tense › ViewTwo days ago, the girl ….. (eat) the soup and she ….. (like) it.
A. ate, liked
B. eated, likes
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He has been absent____________________last week
A. since
B. for
C. by
D. on