[ Conjunctions ]
Combine these sentences using a conjunction: She likes ice cream. He likes cake.
A. She likes ice cream with he likes cake.
B. She likes ice cream and he likes cake.
C. He likes ice cream but she likes cake.
D. She likes ice cream or he likes cake.
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Passive Voice › ViewThe barber has cut my hair.
A. My hair has already been cut now.
B. I’ve got to have the barber cut my hair.
C. My hair has become shorter and shorter
D. I’ve had my hair cut.
Grammar › View
I love my car. ___ has many nice features.
A. It’s
B. its
C. It
D. itself
The manager wants to know if the luggage in those rooms _____________ to the Japanese couple.
A. belong
B. belongs
C. is belonging
D. are belonging
Vocabulary - Grammar › View
Alexander Yersin had quite a distinguished career in …………
A. medical
B. chemical
C. medicine