Hardly ever = almost never
A. True
B. False
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Grammar › View“The children __________ football in the field since 9 a.m. this morning. Aren’t they tired?” he asked.
A. play
B. played
C. had been playing
D. have been playing
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There were very large rooms with ________ in the house.
A. beautiful decorating walls
B. beautiful walls decorating
C. beautifully decorated walls
D. beautifully decorating walls
Reported Speech › ViewAnne said, “Don’t listen to Mr. Bascomb because he is not an honest person!”
A. Anne asked to us not to listen to Mr. Bascomb because he is not an honest person.
B. Anne said that Mr Bascomb is not an honest person.
C. Anne said not to listen to Mr. Bascomb because he is not an honest person.
D. Anne told to us to don’t listen to Mr. Bascomb because he is not an honest person.
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. There _______ some pictures in my living room.
A. are
B. is
C. aren’t
D. isn’t