Combine: “She is smart. She is hardworking.”
A. She is smart but hardworking.
B. She is smart and hardworking.
C. She is smart because she is hardworking.
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Conjunctions › ViewSELECT THE CORRECT SENTENCE:
A. She can speak Spanish and she can’t speak French.
B. She can speak Spanish because she can’t speak French.
C. She can speak Spanish but she can’t speak French.
Tenses › View
‘Where is Tanti?’
‘I don’t know. In fact I……any of our friends since I arrived.’
A. Did not see
B. Was not seeing
C. Have not seen
D. Do not see
E. Had not seen
Grammar › ViewIdentify the type of the passive construction: The suit-cases were looked after.
A. the Active Passive
B. the Direct Passive
C. The Indirect Passive
D. The Prepositional Passive
Vocabulary › View
A tragedy is a story with a:
A. Happy ending
B. Disaster
C. Funny twist
D. Romantic plot