[ Grammar ]
Composite adverbs:
A. Far enough, at last
B. Anyhow, somewhere
C. Likewise, there
D. Here, there
E. Then, slowly
Random Topics:
Present Simple or Present ContinuousVerbs + Infinitives / GerundsPhrasal Verb & Prepositional PhraseMixed TensesModal "Have to"and, so, but, becausePassive Voice - Present Simple and Past SimpleDependent PrepositionsIf/Unless - Conditional type 1Adverbs of TimeOther quiz:
To Infinitive/Bare Infinitive/Gerunds › ViewYour house needs ————– .
A. redecorated
B. redecorating
C. being redecorated
D. to redecorate
Grammar & Vocabulary › View
. You’re explaining why you didn’t attend a meeting. Which sentence is most appropriate?
A. I wasn’t able to attend the meeting because I had a prior commitment.
B. I didn’t attend the meeting because I had a prior commitment.
C. I am not able to attend the meeting because I have a prior commitment.
D. I didn’t attending the meeting because I had a prior commitment.
Verb Forms and Prepositions › ViewChoose the correct preposition of time: “I will meet you ____ 5 PM.”
A. in
B. on
C. at
D. by
Modals and Responsibilities › View
I am ___ submitting the report.
A. must
B. need to
C. have to
D. responsible for