[ Grammar ]
A: Do you want to come?
B: I can’t. My best friend ___ me every end of the month, and we always spent the whole day together.
_____
A. will visit
B. is going to visit
C. visits
D. is visiting
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Gerund and Infinitive › ViewI remember _________ here when I was a child
A. to be
B. being
C. be
Simple Past Continuos › View
She ____ when she ____ her ankle.
A. danced – was hurting
B. danced – hurt
C. was danced -hurt
D. was dencing – hurt
Noun Clauses with THAT › ViewIdentify the noun clause in: He said THAT he would come to the party.
A. that he is coming to the gathering
B. he would come to the party
C. that he might attend the event
D. that he would come to the party
Mixed General Quiz › View
Colors that do not go well together are said to ___.
a. clash
b. crash