[ Grammar ]
_____ the dog but also the cat ______ the new food.
A. Not only, like
B. Both, likes
C. Not only, likes
D. Both, like
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Subordinating Conjunctions › View“She sat where she could see the stage clearly.”
A. Sat
B. Where
C. See
D. Clearly
Tenses › View
He ____ in London since 2010.
A. has lived
B. has been living
C. lived
D. lives
Grammar & Vocabulary › View. You’re asking for someone’s opinion about a book. Which sentence is most appropriate?
A. What do you think about the book?
B. What do you think for the book?
C. What are your thoughts about the book?
D. What is your opinion for the book?
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YOU ____ DANCING WITH YOUR MOTHER
A. ARE
B. IS
C. DON’T
D. DOES