What is the meaning of the word “sequence”?
A. A type of terrain
B. A random event
C. A particular order in which events follow each other
D. A type of propaganda
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Grammar › ViewWhich of these are correct?
A. My mother’s birthday is on monday,
B. My mothers birthday is on Monday.
C. my mother’s is on Monday.
D. My mother’s birthday is on Monday.
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The trainer said: “Molly, come back to the team!”
A. The trainer told her coming back to the team
B. The trainer told her to come back to the team
C. The trainer told her that she came back to the team
Present Perfect or Past Simple › ViewThey ________________ building the new mall yet.
A. have been
B. haven’t finished
C. been
D. hasn’t finished
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Many people is believing / are believing / believe he was the greatest boxer of all time
A. believe
B. believing
C. are believing