[ Grammar ]
A word that names a person, place or thing is called
A. Verb
B. Noun
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Verb Tenses › ViewChoose the correct tense for this sentence:
My teacher was teaching the verbs in class when he got a call.
A. present simple
B. past simple
C. present continuous
D. past continuous
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Alex _____ a Vietnamese until he met Linh.
A. had never meet
B. have never met
C. never met
D. had never met
Grammar › ViewRuby isn’t going to Hong Kong, and the women ______ .
A. won’t, either
B. isn’t, either
C. aren’t, either
D. wasn’t, either
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By signing the contract, you agree to abide ___ all the terms and conditions.
A. by
B. to
C. for
D. with