[ Degrees of Comparison ]
An adjective with one or two syllables is
A. A long adjective
B. A short adjective
C. An irregular adjective
D. Not an adjective
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Modal Verbs › ViewYan ______ have finished his homework already. It’s impossible.
A. mustn’t
B. can’t
C. may
D. must
Tenses › View
Tam _______ to two pieces of music since he arrived home.
A. listens
B. was listening
C. listened
D. has listened
Present Continuous Tense › View
Mrs Anita : What is the girl doing right now?
Shofi : The girl is ….
_
A. breaking the dishes
B. washing the clothes
C. washing the dishes
D. cleaning the room
Grammar › View
A: What __________________ of this book?
B: I think it’s fantastic!
A. do you think
B. is you think
C. you do think