[ Infinitive ]
I will___________ you.
A. help
B. to help
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Grammar › ViewMary will wear this dress ______ .
A. when the graduation ceremony was held
B. after the graduation ceremony had been held
C. as the graduation ceremony is held
D. once the graduation ceremony was held
Indefinite and Intensive Noun › View
I do not like that there should always be ______ to do.
A. any
B. something
C. nothing
D. both
Grammar › ViewLucy: Has your English teacher ever given you a lot of homework?
Sam: No, she has ______ given us too much homework.
A. ever
B. never
Gerund › View
I’m trying … . Please stop …
A. working, talking
B. to work, to talk
C. working, to talk
D. to work, talking