[ Grammar ]
What’s the matter with him?
A. He has got a toothache.
B. He has got a backache.
C. He has got a sore throat.
D. He has got an earache.
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A. Adjective of quality
B. Adjective of quantity
C. Proper adjective
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Which sentence is correct?
A. I should have practice more English now
B. I should have to practice more English by now
C. I should have practiced more English by now, but I haven’t
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A. However
B. Even
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Next summer, I …………….. on holiday to Valencia.
A. ‘m going
B. go