[ Present Tenses ]
We ___ (always, argue) about the same things.
A. always argue
B. are always arguing
C. have always argued
D. have always been arguing
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Past Perfect Simple › ViewJim didn’t recognize his friend because
A. he had forgotten to charge the battery.
B. he had forgotten their wedding anniversary.
C. he had grown a beard.
D. he hadn’t studied enough.
Vocabulary and Grammar › View
What is the meaning of the word ‘diligent’?
A. negligent
B. showing care and conscientiousness
C. careless
D. lazy
Vocabulary › ViewMy mother and I often go to the supermarket to shop for ____ at weekends.
A. cook
B. the chores
C. groceries
D. heavy lifting
Grammar › View
It’s got two wheels. It is good exercise for your legs.
A. motorcycle
B. scooter
C. bicycle
D. skateboard