Sarah: Where is your phone?
Sam: It’s in my backpack, don’t worry.
Sarah: Have you ever lost it?
Sam: No, I haven’t
A. Sam hasn’t lost his phone.
B. Sam has lost his phone before.
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Preposition › ViewIn the sentence ‘The dog is next to the tree’, what is the preposition showing the relationship between?
A. next to
B. under
C. inside
D. behind
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People say that Jun is a handsome boy.
A. It is said that Jun is a handsome boy.
B. It is said that Jun a handsome boy.
C. It is said that he is a handsome boy.
D. It was said that Jun is a handsome boy.
Adverbs › ViewWrite a sentence using an adverb of manner.
A. They dance gracefully.
B. The cat sleeps soundly.
C. He runs quickly.
D. She sings beautifully.
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The event ___ live on national television tomorrow.
A. broadcast
B. broadcasts
C. will be broadcast
D. is broadcasted