[ Present Tense Verbs ]
Which sentence uses “to want” correctly for the subject “he”?
A. He want a toy.
B. He wants a toy.
C. He wanting a toy.
D. He wanted a toy.
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Grammar and Vocabulary › ViewChoose the synonym for the word ‘smart’: ‘She is very ___ in solving puzzles.’
A. dumb
B. clever
C. foolish
D. silly
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This record-shop__________ be a book-shop a few years ago.
A. used to
B. use
C. used
D. used
Grammar › ViewThis task turned … to be very difficult.
A. up
B. out
C. over
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Which sentence is correct?
A. The players ran back to their dugout after the inning.
B. The players ran back to there dugout after the inning.