[ Grammar ]
The past of ENJOY is:
A. enjoyed
B. enjoied
C. enjoed
D. enjoyyed

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Grammar › ViewIf you don’t invite Jack to your party,
a) he will bring you a present
b) he won’t come to your party
c) he will buy you flowers
d) he won’t watch a film
Grammar › View
Sandy ( ) in the library when I saw her two hours ago.
A. has studied
B. was studying
C. has been studying
D. is studying
Change the tense in direct speech: ‘I will finish the project,’ she promised.
A. ‘I could finish the project,’ she promised.
B. ‘I should finish the project,’ she promised.
C. ‘I can finish the project,’ she promised.
D. ‘I would finish the project,’ she promised.
Many vs. Much › View
There are _________ pet shops.
A. A lot of
B. Much
C. Many
