[ Conjunction ]
Which word is the conjunction in the sentence: ‘You can play outside or stay indoors.’?
A. or
B. but
C. and
D. if
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Grammar › ViewYou ____________ throw away rubbish on the street.
A. Should
B. Shouldn’t
Asking & Giving Opinion › View
Mr. Alvin: Aqil, can you answer the question number 5?
Aqil: ….
Mr. Alvin: Good!
The best answer to complete dialogue above is….
a. No, I can’t.
b. No, I can do.
c. Yes, I can, Sir.
d. Yes, I’m not sure.
Simple and Compound Sentences › ViewIs this sentence simple or compound?
The desert gets hot during the day, but it
cools down at night.
A. simple
B. compound
Past Tenses › View
The thieves _____ (hide) in the kitchen when the police _____(come) in.
A. hid/came
B. hided/ come
C. was hiding / came
D. were hiding / came