I will be very ….. if she does well in her test.
A. surprised
B. surprising
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Adverbial Clause of Cause and EffectGerund or InfinitivesParticiple - ing/ edFuture - be going toVerb Moods and Vague PronounsConditional Type 1Would rather/ would prefer/ would likePrepositions of TimeComparisionsAdverb of MannerOther quiz:
Offer and Suggestion › ViewReni : Good morning, Rani. What are you doing?
Rani : Morning, I am cleaning the whiteboard. Today is my turn to clean it.
Reni : Can I clean the whiteboard for you?
Rani : No, __________________________________
A. thank you, I can handle it by myself.
B. I’d love to, I’m really grateful.
C. I couldn’t do it alone, believe me.
D. you can do it if you don’t mind.
E. it will help me much, thank you.
Noun Phrases and Verb Phrases › View
‘She did at least write to say thank you’. Which is the use of ‘did’?
A. emphasis
B. abbreviation
C. interrogation
May, Might › ViewJohn isn’t in class today. I think he … sick.
a) might
b) might be
Grammar › View
A：Mom, can I have one more hot dog?
B：No, you can’t. You’ve ____ eaten two.
A. already
B. never
C. yet
D. ever