[ Gerund vs. Infinitive ]
I’d like __________ you something.
A. To tell
B. Telling

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Grammar › ViewWhere’s the dog?
A. The dog is on the chair.
B. The dog is outside.
C. The dog is inside.
D. The dog is under the chair.
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I ___________________ done more for you.
A. could
B. should
C. must
D. could have
Tenses › ViewThe bus …. on time at my school last weekend. (not / arrive)
A. didn’t arrive
B. didn’t arrived
C. don’t arrive
D. doesn’t arrive
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…………. you go to school on time,you will not understand the lesson.
A. If
B. If not
C. Unless
D. All are correct
