“Sorry I can’t go swimming today”. “_____________________ ”
A. How about swimming?
B. Let’s go swimming.
C. OK. Maybe some other time
D. Why don’t you ask Richard?
E. OK. thanks.
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Language Features: Reflective ArticleMust or Mus notNoun, Quantifiers and SuffixesInfinitives and GerundsPassive Voice with Modal VerbsNeither/Either/All/NoneGrammar and Sentence CorrectionAdverbial Clauses of Manner and ResultSimple, Compound, Complex SentencesVerb Tenses and UsageOther quiz:
Will/Going to › ViewAre you ________________ for the English quiz?
A. going to study
B. are going to read
C. will take
D. will be
Phrasal Verb › View
Have you looked up the spelling in the dictionary? What does ‘Look up’ mean?
A. Find in a reference book
B. Forget
C. Remember
D. Ignore
Reporting Verbs › View“The local council says that we should recycle glass and plastic,” said Mary. (advised)
A. Mary said that the local council advised to recycle glass and plastic.
B. Mary said that the local council advised us to recycle glass and plastic.
C. Mary said that the local council advised recycling glass and plastic.
Grammar › View
Was she at the zoo?
A. Yes, she was.
B. No, she wasn’t.
C. Yes, they were
D. No, he wasn’t