As soon as she entered the room, the bell rang. (Use: Hardly)
A. She hardly did entered the room when the bell rang.
B. Hardly had she entered the room when the bell rang.
C. She had hardly entered the room than the bell rang.
D. Hardly she had entered the room that the bell rang.
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Conjunction › ViewI went to the store, ______ I forgot to bring my shopping list.
A. and
B. but
C. or
D. so
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“The suspect is at the police station” said David
David said
A. the suspect was at the police station
B. the suspect is at the police station
C. the suspect have been at the police station
D. the suspect were at the police station
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a. he didn’t see
b. he wasn’t happy
c. he didn’t show surprise
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(My dog and I) _____ go to the park every evening.
A. They
B. I
C. We