Identify the GERUND: She hates waiting for a taxi.
A. She
B. hates
C. waiting
D. for
E. a taxi
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Conditional Sentences › ViewMy boss would … very Pleased if finished the job .
A. Be
B. Been
C. Was
D. Were
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Which of the following is an example of a polite request?
A. Give me your passport.
B. Could I see your passport, please?
C. Show me your ID.
D. You must provide your booking details.
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A. My neighbour remembers never to put his rubbish out on Sunday night.
B. My never neighbour remembers to put his rubbish out on Sunday night.
C. my neighbour never remembers to put his rubbish out on Sunday night.
D. My neighbour never remembers to put his rubbish out on Sunday night.
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Niether me nor my parents ___ aware of the incident.
A. would be
B. is
C. was
D. were