[ Grammar ]
What is the present continuous question for ‘you (to read) a book’?
A. Do you read a book?
B. Are you reading a book?
C. Are you read a book?
D. You are reading a book?
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Vocabulary › ViewReplace the capitalized word in the sentence below with its best synonym:
In the visual arts, SLOWLY changing from one hue or texture to another in a painting adds perspective and contour.
A. sufficiently
B. rigidly
C. gradually
D. presumably
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You can stay here tonight if you ………….. anywhere else to stay.
A. won’t have
B. didn’t have
C. don’t have
D. wouldn’t have
Grammar › ViewA: What’s wrong with the cake?
B: It’s not …………………… .
A. too sweet
B. enough sweet
C. sweet too
D. sweet enough
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Sopa ………………….. dinner already.
A. have had
B. has had
C. has
D. had