A person teaches at university. He is a professor.
A. A person who teaches university at is a professor.
B. A person who is university teaches a professor.
C. A person who teaches at a university is a professor.
D. A person teaches who at university is a professor.
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Grammar › ViewYou ________listen to the teacher if you want to understand the work.
A. ought to
B. ought not
C. must not
D. should not
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What is the verb phrase in this sentence?
J.K. Rowling has written one of the most amazing series of novels to date.
A. Rowling
B. to date
C. most amazing
D. has written
Second Conditional › ViewShe ……………………………… to you if she were mad at you.
A. wouldn’t
B. would talk
C. wouldn’t talk
D. not talk
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To not be able to speak or move because of fright or worry is the same as to ___ up.
a. keep
b. freeze
c. hang