[ Grammar (either..or.. and neither..nor..) ]
I don’t want milk.
I don’t want sugar.
A. I want neither milk nor sugar.
B. I neither want milk nor want sugar.
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Grammar › ViewWhat does the root word DEM mean?
A. People
B. Action
C. Secret
D. Lie
Conjunction › View
What do you do ___ the evenings?
a. at
b. on
c. in
Melia = where did you buy the T-shirt ?
Nana= I … it at Merdeka Department Store.
A. Buy
B. Bought
C. Will buy
D. Have bought
Present Perfect Tense › View
The zoo keeper _______ food to all the animals.
A. has gave
B. have given
C. haven’t given
D. has given