Which sentence correctly expresses a negative form in the simple present tense?
A. He plays soccer.
B. He does not play soccer.
C. Does he play soccer?
D. He is playing soccer.
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Grammar › ViewMr. Collins agrees ________ the suggestions of the graphic artist, and will redesign the website accordingly.
A. along
B. from
C. for
D. with
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__________ a mistake on the page, the exam was cancelled.
A. Due to
B. because
Grammar › ViewPeople say that the Mediterranean diet is one of the healthiest you can eat. This sentence in Passive Voice is:
A. It is say that the Mediterranean diet is one of the healthiest you can eat.
B. It is said that the Mediterranean diet is one of the healthiest you can eat.
C. It was said that the Mediterranean diet is one of the healthiest you can eat.
D. It is said that the Mediterranean diet was one of the healthiest you can eat.
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He …… at the Sheraton if he …… a poor man. (not stay, be)
A. Wouldn’t stay, would be
B. Didn’t stay, were
C. Wouldn’t stay, were