[ Grammar ]
a person, place, thing, or idea
A. noun
B. pronoun
C. adjective
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Narrative Tenses › ViewWhich word is more formal: ‘request sb to’ or ‘ask sb to’?
A. respond to sb
B. ask sb to
Infinitive and Gerund › View
The little boy admitted …………………… the money.
A. steal
B. to steal
C. stealing
Conditional Type 1 › ViewIf I … (see) Jim, I … (ask) him to phone you
A. see – will ask
B. sees – ask
C. saw – will ask
Subject Verb Agreement › View
10 minutes ________ you to accomplish so many things already.
A. allow
B. allows