Which phrase is NOT appropriate when handling a complaint?
A. “I’d be happy to help you with that.”
B. “Let me check that for you.”
C. “That’s not my problem.”
D. “I apologize for the inconvenience.”
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A. for
B. yet
C. ever
D. already
Perfect Verb Tenses › View
Last week, Maya finished her homework before Michael started his project. Can you spot the past perfect tense in this scenario? What does it describe?
A. An action that is currently happening.
B. An action that will happen in the future.
C. An action that was completed before another past action.
D. An action that started in the past and continues to the present.
Modals › ViewHow would you express that it is impossible that Sherlock Holmes was the criminal in the story?
A. Sherlock Holmes may not have been the criminal.
B. Sherlock Holmes could not have been the criminal.
C. Sherlock Holmes should not have been the criminal.
D. Sherlock Holmes might not have been the criminal.
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Tom has class _________the morning, and he works ________the afternoon.
A. in, at
B. from, to
C. in, in
D. at, by