We (90%) brush our teeth.
A. We sometimes brush our teeth.
B. We never brush our teeth.
C. We usually brush our teeth.
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Reflexive pronouns › ViewHe hasn’t been _______ lately.
A. itself
B. themselves
C. himself
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Choose a sentence that means: “Portuguese is more complicated than English”.
A. Portuguese is as complicated as English.
B. Portuguese is not as complicated as English.
C. English is not as complicated as Portuguese.
D. English is not less complicated than Portuguese.
Continuous Tenses › ViewWhat is the correct structure for forming a past continuous tense?
A. Subject + am/is/are + verb(-ing)
B. Subject + was/were + verb(-ing)
C. Subject + will be + verb(-ing)
D. Subject + verb + -ed
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The waiter ______________ (bring) a drink that I _____________ (not/order)
A. had brought – did´t order
B. brought – hadn´t ordered
C. brought – didn´t ordered