Change the positive statement to negative statement: Sally can speak French fluently
A. Sally cannot speak French fluently
B. Sally wouldn’t speak French fluently
C. Sally hasn’t speak French fluently
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A. Once, but
B. Before, or
C. Until, so
D. Since, so
Future Tenses › View
Which sentence is correct?
A. He will not be attending the meeting tomorrow.
B. He won’t attend the meeting tomorrow.
C. He isn’t attending the meeting tomorrow.
D. He doesn’t attend the meeting tomorrow.
Vocabulary › View______ is the process in which more and more people start to live and work in towns and cities rather than in the countryside.
A. Urbanisation
B. Urban
C. Urbanise
D. Urbanising
Grammar › View
Find the adjective:
She is the best friend ever.
A. She
B. is
C. best
D. ever