[ Grammar ]
What is a group of bees called?
A. A swarm of bees
B. A herd of bees
C. A school of bees
D. A collection of bees
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Second Conditional › View____ they were players, they would ______ at stadium
A. If – write
B. if – played
C. If – were
D. if – be
Conjunctions › View
Which compound sentence is written correctly?
A. Jane wants to be a doctor but she doesn’t like to study.
B. Jane wants to be a doctor, but she doesn’t like to study.
Present Perfect Tense › ViewThey haven’t seen St Paul’s Cathedral _____________________.
A. Yet
B. Jet
C. Ever
D. Never
Modals and Phrases › View
By the time he was seven, _____ speak four languages fluently.
A. he can
B. he could
C. he’s been able to