[ Grammar - Imperatives and Let ]
_____ to the cinema. There is a good film today.
A. You go
B. Don’t go
C. Let’s go
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A. I read books.
B. She is studying for the exam.
C. They went to the park.
D. He will call you later.
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I have English ___________ a week.
A. two
B. twos
C. twice
D. second
If I ________ her address, I would have sent her an invitation.
A. find
B. found
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D. will find
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Adverbs tell us ____________, ______________, and _______________.
A. how, when, and where
B. how, why, and who
C. when, where, and why
D. what, when, and where