[ Infinitive & Gerund ]
I would like _______ you about my new job.
A. tell
B. telling
C. to tell
D. told
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Grammar › ViewWhat is the subject of the sentence:
My reading teacher gave us an assignment to do a book report.
A. reading
B. teacher
C. assignment
D. report
Apostrophes and Quotation Marks › View
Fill in the blank with the correct possessive form (Shelby): _________ dog is barking.
A. Shelbys’s
B. Shelbys
C. Shelby’s
D. Shelbys’
Grammar › ViewThey (meet) ____________their teacher at the moment.
A. meets
B. is meeting
C. are meeting
D. meet
Grammar › View
A: “______________?” – B: “ It’s sunny and hot”.
A. What is it
B. What’s the weather like
C. What does it like
D. How weather is like