[ Grammar ]
When the nouns refers to something specific or unique.
A. –
B. a
C. an
D. the
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A. Goes
B. Is going
C. Has gone
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The host asked Peter _______ tea or coffee.
A. whether he preferred
B. that he preferred
C. did he prefer
D. if he prefers
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A. can
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Find a similar sentence:
It is illegal for us to smoke here.
A. We shouldn’t smoke here.
B. We can’t smoke here.
C. We don’t have to smoke here.
D. We have to smoke here.