. ‘Have you read this book about elephants?’ ‘No, _____ it to me for a week?’
A. you will lend
B. will you lend
C. are you going to lend
D. shall you lend
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Grammar › ViewChoose the infinitive phrase in the sentence. The plane was about to leave the runway; it was ahead of schedule.
A. to leave the runway
B. was about to leave
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A. on
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A. The coach made a decisive call that led to defeat, causing frustration and disappointment among the team.
B. The coach made a decisive call that led to victory, displaying his confidence and leadership skills.
C. The decisive factor that won the match was the players’ grit.
D. Decisively, the coach hesitated over the lineup.
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Sam an Julie _____ very happy
A. look
B. looks
C. looking