Rewrite the sentence in the imperative mood: “You should clean your room before dinner.”
A. “Could you clean your room before dinner?”
B. “Clean your room before dinner!”
C. “If you clean your room before dinner, I’ll be happy.”
D. “I wish your room was clean.”
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Grammar › ViewWhich of the following is a complete sentence?
A. The newspapers are supposed to be delivered by 7:00, but I am usually finished before 6:45.
B. I called the delivery service this morning, they told me the shipment would arrive on time.
C. Look in the closet you should find it there.
D. I was the first to sign the petition Harry was second.
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Martha and Jerry like tunafish,
A. do you?
B. don’t you?
C. did you?
D. didn´t you?
Grammar › ViewWhere _____ you go last summer?
A. do
B. were
C. was
D. did
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You ______ go when you have finished.
A. can
B. could
C. couldn´t