[ Infinitive ]
I will___________ you.
A. help
B. to help
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Verbs and Subject Verb Agreement › ViewFind the verb: Hunter almost got his finger stuck in the pencil sharpener.
A. got
B. finger
C. stuck
D. sharpener
Grammar › View
Let’s sit on ______ chairs here, next to the table.
A. those
B. these
C. that
D. this
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