“I’ve always wanted to see the Great Wall of China,” Joey said.
A. Joey said he had always wanted to see the Great Wall of China.
B. Joey said he wanted to see the Great Wall of China.
C. Joey said he has always wanted to see the Great Wall of China.
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Grammar › ViewWhich sentence uses auxiliary “do” for emphasis correctly?
A. She does enjoy the concert.
B. She does enjoys the concert.
C. She did enjoyed the concert.
D. She does enjoyed the concert.
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Use the past simple tense correctly in this sentence: She (buy) a new dress last week.
A. She bought a new dress last week.
B. She buying a new dress last week.
C. She buys a new dress last week.
D. She buy a new dress last week.
Grammar › ViewWhich one of these nouns is a PLURAL NOUN?
A. Fox
B. Foots
C. Deer
D. Mouses
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Please give the ball back to Noah and _____.
A. I
B. me