I ___ (not want) to eat vegetables.
A. I will not eat vegetables.
B. I do want to eat vegetables.
C. I want to eat vegetables.
D. I do not want to eat vegetables.
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Grammar › ViewWhat is the best way to write this sentence about a child buying a gift?
A. He saved money and looked in many stores to buy her gift for her parents.
B. He saved money and looked in many stores to buy his gift for his parents.
C. He saved money and looked in many stores to buy their gift for their parents.
D. He saved money and looked in many stores to buy my gift for my parents.
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Which word needs to be corrected.
The bank lent us money for a down payment, so now we owned the house we used to rent.
A. lent
B. for a down payment
C. owned
D. used to rent
Grammar › View_______________ the documents? I just got told that your computer crashed.
A. Had you saved
B. Had you save
C. Have you save
D. Has you saved
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I planned to go to the hockey game, _____ I couldn’t get tickets.
A. but
B. and
C. so
D. or