[ Present Perfect Adverbs and Indirect Questions ]
A: Have they ______ flown in a helicopter?
B: No, they have ______ flown in a helicopter
A. just / for
B. yet / just
C. for / since
D. ever / never
Select your answer:
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Subordinating Conjunctions › ViewWhat is the meaning of the conjunction “Although”?
A. Introduces a contrast or unexpected outcome
B. Explains the reason for something
C. Indicates a condition that must be met
D. Connects two independent clauses
Simple Present Tense › View
He ________________ Arabic and English.
A. Speak
B. Speaks