What does ‘to set up’ mean?
A. To establish or create something
B. To destroy something
C. To ignore something
D. To sell something
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Present Tense vs Past TenseConnectives (because, due to, owing to, because of)ModifiersQuestion WordsCountable QuantifiersModal Verbs and ConjuctionsProgressive Perfect and Simple Verb TensesConstrative ConjunctionPast and Present Continuous tenseIndefinite and Reflexive PronounsOther quiz:
Past Perfect Tense › ViewMy sister washed up the plates after she _____ (have) her lunch.
A. have had
B. has had
C. have
D. had had
Passive Voice Tenses › View
. What is the main difference between active and passive voice?
A. In active voice, the subject performs the action; in passive voice, the subject receives the action.
B. In active voice, the subject receives the action; in passive voice, the subject performs the action.
C. Active voice is used for questions, while passive voice is used for statements.
D. Active voice is more formal than passive voice.
Grammar › ViewAnything to drink?
A. A cola, please
B. Thank you. Bye.
C. It’s 1.50.
Grammar › View
Someone ____________ while we were having dinner.
A. were phoned
B. phoned
C. has phoned
D. phaunght