What is the difference between a jungle and a rain forest?
A. No difference. Simply two different ways in referring to the same thing
B. A jungle in general receives less rain than a rain forest
C. A jungle refers to the thickest area of a rain forest
D. A jungle and a rain forest each contain their own group of distinct plants and animals
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Modal, Causative Verb & Elliptical Structure › ViewThey won’t go, She won’t go.
(Change to elliptical structure)
A. They won’t go, and neither won’t she.
B. They won’t go, and neither will she.
C. They won’t go, and so won’t she.
D. They won’t go, and she won’t too.
Present Continuous › View
A: ‘Why did you buy a guitar if you can’t play?’ B. ‘No, but I _____.’
A. will learn
B. ‘m learning
C. ‘m going to learn
D. will learning
Definite & Indefinite Pronoun & Conditionals › ViewI … the English exam well last year if I had learned harder.
A. would have passed
B. would pass
C. passed
D. had passed
Grammar › View
Take an umbrella. It …………………….. (rain) at the moment.
A. is rain
B. rains
C. raining
D. is raining