[ Grammar ]
Can you have the table ready for dinner?
A. my aunt told me to have the table ready for dinner.
B. my aunt asked can you have the table ready for dinner?
C. my aunt asked me to have the table ready for dinner.
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ComparativeModal Verbs and Contrastive ConjunctionsNouns & PronounsPassive Modals, Impersonal PassiveSimple Past Tense & Future TensePersonal Pronouns and VerbPast Continuous and Past Simple TenseGerund or InfinitivesAdverbs, Prefixes, and SuffixesAdverbial Clause of Cause and EffectOther quiz:
Simple Past Tense › ViewShe / buy / them / at the new shop.
A. She bought them at the new shop.
B. She buyed them at the new shop.
C. She buy them at the new shop.
Present Simple & Continues › View
One of the children …………. not well.
A. are
B. is
C. being
D. be
The girl __________ works in that shop doesn’t speak English.
A. Where
B. Which
C. that
Identifying Tenses › View
You will have finished school.
A. Present Perfect Simple
B. Past Perfect Simple
C. Future Perfect Simple
D. Present Perfect Continuous
E. Past Perfect Continuous