[ Grammar ]
Although he is intelligent, he doesn’t do well at school.
A. Despite being intelligent, he doesn’t do well at school.
B. In spite of intelligent, he doesn’t do well at school.
C. In spite he is intelligent, he doesn’t do well at school.
D. Although his intelligence, he does well at school.
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Grammar › ViewWhich is use for bare infinitive in the active voice to say that we force a person to do something?
A. Make + object + bare infinitive
B. Let + object + bare infinitive
C. Make + object + infinitive
D. Let + object + infinitive
Passive Voice › View
…………… the phone …………… by you when I call ?
A. Was / answer
B. Has / be answered
C. Was / answered
D. Will / be answered