I’d like ___________ a dog. A. to have B. have ...

[ Infinitive ]

I’d like ___________ a dog.

A. to have

B. have

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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A fear of being different leads many teen-agers to fee pressured to conform to the expectations of their peers, but Chance is secure enough to stand on his own; his friend Kenar is equally as strong.

    A.     Challenge
    B.     Act in agreement with
    C.     Disagree with
    D.     Ignore

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They will arrive tomorrow. What type of adverb is this?

A. Manner

B. Time

C. Frequency

D. Place

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My mother ________________ chocolate cupcakes for my birthday.

A. make

B. maked

C. made

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What’s the primary rule for choosing between subject and object pronouns?

A. Subject pronouns are always used at the beginning of a sentence

B. Object pronouns are used after prepositions and as direct objects

C. Subject pronouns are used for people, object pronouns for things

D. The choice depends on the verb tense in the sentence