-... did you arrive? -At about six o'clock. A. ...

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-… did you arrive? -At about six o’clock.

A. When

B. What

C. Why

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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She ____ to sleep by now.

A. will go

B. is going

C. will have gone

D. will be going

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Your sister and I went out to lunch, ________ we both ordered fish.

A. Your sister and I went out to lunch,or we both ordered fish.
B. Your sister and I went out to lunch, yet we both ordered fish.
C. Your sister and I went out to lunch, so we both ordered fish.
D. Your sister and I went out to lunch, and we both ordered fish.

Quantifiers: too many, too much & enough › View

I’m very tired. I’ve got …………………………. work to do.

A. TOO MANY

B. TOO MUCH

C. NOT ENOUGH

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Which tense is used in this sentence?

There are twenty children in the class.

A. past simple

B. present simple

C. present continuous

D. present perfect