[ Conjunctions ]
Benjamin could get the job easily, _____ he was the only applicant for that position in the company.
A. and
B. for
C. so
D. nor
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Verb Tenses › ViewUse the past simple tense correctly in this sentence: I (go) to the beach yesterday.
A. I have gone to the beach yesterday.
B. I was going to the beach yesterday.
C. I go to the beach yesterday.
D. I went to the beach yesterday.
Grammar › View
He ___ like chocolate, but now he loves it.
A. doesn’t use to
B. didn’t use to
C. hasn’t used to
D. hadn’t used to
Prepositions › ViewI am truly sorry _______ my utterly reprehensible behaviour.
A. About
B. By
C. For
D. At
Homonyms › View
In poetry, a ___ is a grassy open space.
a. lay
b. lei
c. lea