Use a coordinating conjunction to combine: ‘I enjoy hiking. I enjoy biking.’
A. I enjoy hiking but not biking.
B. I enjoy hiking or biking.
C. I enjoy hiking and biking.
D. I enjoy neither hiking nor biking.
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DescriptionsRoot WordQuestion TagsWH Questions and Simple Past TenseCoordinating ConjunctionPast form of ModalsMust / must notSubject Verb Agreement; Indefinite PronounsGerunds as objects of prepositionPresent Simple and Continuous TenseOther quiz:
Grammar › ViewMy grandparents love ____ very much. There are a lot of beautiful flowers
A. doing garden
B. doing gardening
C. do gardening
D. to do garden
Adjective Clause and Adverb Clause › View
As I cross the bridge over the Bosphorus, I can see the school _______ my friend studied.
A. where
B. that
C. which
D. who
E. when
Modal Verbs › ViewWhat is the negative form of “People used to believe in ghosts”?
A. People didn’t use to believe in ghosts.
B. People used to believe in ghosts.
C. People didn’t use to believe in fairies.
D. People used to believe in fairies.
Passive Voice › View
Choose the correct form for Passive Voice
Mum is going to prepare the food.
A. The food was going to be prepared by mum.
B. The food is going to be prepared by mum.
C. The food are going to be prepared by mum.
D. The food will be prepared by mum.