[ Definite & Indefinite Pronoun & Conditionals ]
Neither Bill nor Jill … to buy their parents’ house.
A. want
B. wants
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A. Highland Road
B. my Street
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THE FOLLOWING SENTENCE IS CORRECT: The flowers looked wilted, or somebody must have crushed them.
A. True
B. False
When you are walking, you must walk __________________
A. zebra crossing
B. A helmet.
C. on the pavement.
D. Keep your hands on the handlebars.
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He _____ arrive on time.
A. will
B. is
C. not