[ Coordinating Conjunctions ]
People either don’t have the money …….. aren’t willing to spend it.
A. and
B. neither
C. or
D. although
Select your answer:
Random Topics:
Noun Verb Agreementduring, for, whileCollective NounsVerb Tenses and GerundsVerb Tense, Pronouns and AntecedentsPassive Voice in Past and Present TenseConjunctive Adverbs and PunctuationPresent Perfect vs Past Simple-Ing and Infinitive Verb PatternsBASIC GRAMMAR - PRONOUNSOther quiz:
To infinitive - Gerund › ViewMy friends detest ___________ flirted by unknown people on the street. It’s disgusting.
A. to get
B. get
C. getting
D. to be gotten
Present & Past Tenses › View
“Since when hasn’t she been feeling well?”
“Since she___ from Singapore.”
A. has been returning
B. returned
C. was returning
D. has returned
E. had returned