[ Grammar (either..or.. and neither..nor..) ]
Jack cannot make the breakfast.
Jane cannot make the breakfast.
A. Neither Jack nor Jane can make the breakfast.
B. Either Jack or Jane make the breakfast.
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A. has been dancing / performs
B. was dancing / performed
C. danced / is performing
D. has danced / performs
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Is there a jug?
A. Yes, there is.
B. Yes, there are.
C. No, there isn’t.
D. No, there aren’t.
We … friends.
A. was
B. were
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Those shoes are ________ , I will never be able to buy them.
A. so a expensive
B. so expensive
C. such a expensive
D. such an expensive