Bryan : Nugy, where are you?
Nugy : I’m in the house. what’s matter?
Bryan : Oh, ….
Nugy : I’d like to help you. for what?
which is the best answer to complete the conversation?
A. let me help you.
B. sorry, I can’t help you.
C. would you like some help?
D. could I possibly ask you to help me?
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Grammar › ViewThe pupils __________ gone to the library. They are still in their classroom.
A. haven’t
B. hasn’t
C. don’t
D. doesn’t
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Which of the following sentences demonstrates the correct subject-verb agreement with an intervening phrase?
A. The actor most admired by the students is on stage.
B. Of all my subjects, English is my favorite.
C. All of the above
D. The owner of the shop, together with his helpers, arranges the items for sale.
Grammar › ViewShe is fat __ runs very fast
A. and
B. but
C. because
Modal Verbs › View
Julie____________our meeting yesterday morning because she didn’t note it down.
A. might forget
B. might have forgotten
C. may forget
D. should have forgotten