[ 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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Gerunds, Infinitives and Modals of Possibility › ViewHe ___ come to the party, but he hasn’t decided yet.
A. might
B. has to
C. must
D. should
Grammar › View
What is the simple subject in the following sentence?
Two beautiful goldfish in the pond were eating the insects on the top of the water.
A. beautiful
B. eating
C. goldfish
D. water
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