I’m sure he did this because I saw him standing there.
A. He must have done this because I saw him standing there.
B. He can have done this because I saw him standing there.
C. He need have done this because I saw him standing there.
D. He may have done this because I saw him standing there.
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Grammar › ViewDoes the sentence below use a gerund?
I am eating a mango fruit.
A. with gerund
B. no gerund
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Which of the following is a correct use of “there are”?
A. There are a cup.
B. There are six plates.
C. There are isn’t any cups.
D. There are some soup.
Grammar › ViewI always go ______ quiet when I have to study.
A. nowhere
B. somewhere
C. anywhere
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She wished that she had been rich when he was seeing a beautiful girl. what is the fact?
A. she didn’t rich
B. she is not rich
C. she was not rich
D. she was rich