Form a conditional perfect sentence: She would have finished her homework if she had studied.
A. She would have finished her homework if she will study.
B. She would have finished her homework if she has studied.
C. She would have finished her homework if she would study.
D. She would have finished her homework if she had studied.
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Vocabulary and Grammar › ViewI’m not going to ask my older brother for any money. He always __________________ (refuse / lend) me even a few pounds.
A. refuse to lend
B. refuses to lend
C. refuse lending
Adverbs of Frequency › View
correctly place the adverb ”Occasionally” in the sentence
A. Sam occasionally goes out with his friends
B. Sam goes out occasionally with his friends
C. Sam goes out with his friends occasionally
D. Occasionally Sam goes out with his friends
Grammar › ViewA ‘Where’s Jack?’ B ‘He _____ to the library. He’ll be back soon.’
A. been
B. ’s gone
C. going
Simple and Compound Sentences › View
We listened to music and we watched a movie.
A. Simple Sentence
B. Compound Sentence