[ Grammar ]
If you … in London by any chance, come and see me.
A. happen to be
B. would be
C. happen to go
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Gerund, Infinitive, Bare Verb › ViewShe can ………………. quite well
A. sing
B. to sing
C. singing
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Which sentence uses a phrasal verb?
A. She looks her mother.
B. She looks up to her mother.
C. She looks her mother up.
D. She looks in her mother.
Grammar › ViewI bought a newspaper this morning.
A. What bought you this morning?
B. What did you buy this morning?
C. What you did buy this morning?
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Only the ___________ families have access to the premium membership.
A. boondoggle
B. bourgeois
C. angst