[ Grammar ]
Is Barbara from London?
A. Yes, she.
B. Yes, she are.
C. Yes, she am.
D. Yes, she is.
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Grammar › ViewI was doubtful of your success . (change to negative without altering the meaning)
A. I think you should not be successful.
B. Your success is not meant.
C. I was not sure of your success.
D. Your success is not doubtful.
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They __________ a movie at the cinema last week.
A. watched
B. will watch
C. watch
Prepositions › ViewWould you like to come ………. my house …………lunch?
A. to/ for
B. for/ for
C. in/ to
D. through/ at
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Find the error in the sentence:
People often look to parliament to determine the rules for their society, yet they still question decisions made.
A. Parliament
B. there
C. dicision
D. four