Combine the sentences using a conjunction: ‘She loves reading. She also enjoys writing.’
A. She loves reading but she also enjoys writing.
B. She loves reading and she also enjoys writing.
C. She loves reading or she enjoys writing.
D. She loves reading; she enjoys writing.
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Conditional Sentence › ViewJane: “Hi Elle, I want to ask you a question. I have a crush on a guy, but he doesn’t know I like him. What should I do?”
Elle: “If I (be)___you, I___(confess) to him so he knew how I felt.” ( T.2 )
A. were, confessed
B. was, would confess
C. were, would confess
D. was, will confess
Indefinite Pronouns › View
….. ate my food from the refrigerator!
A. Nowhere
B. Someone
C. Anything
D. Anywhere
Vocabulary and Grammar › ViewWhen you __________ (call) me, I _________________(drive) to the office.
A. call / will be driving
B. will be calling/drive
C. will be call/ drives
D. calls/ will drive
Have to / Do not have to › View
Nowadays, people ______ travel very easily all over Europe
A. Can
B. may not
C. are
D. could not