[ Grammar ]
Lucy and Lucas: ” we don’t like carrots”
A. They say they like carrots
B. They don’t like carrots
C. They said they didn’t like carrots.
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Grammar › ViewKim and Chay have (their/theirs) books. In other words, Chay has (her/hers), and Kim has (his/him).
A. Their – her – his
B. Their – hers – his
C. Their – hers – his
D. Theirs – hers – his
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Where ….. Fiona ….. the sales analysis?
A. has / put
B. has / putted
C. have / put
D. hasn’t / put
Past Tense › Viewthe bus came after I …. for forty minutes
A. have been waiting
B. had been waiting
C. was waiting
D. am waiting
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He in the garden since morning.
A. is working
B. work
C. has worked
D. has been working