[ Conjunctions ]
Mrs. Cunningham had enough money to buy a new car ____ she couldn’t decide which one to choose.
A. and
B. but
C. or
D. for
E. nor
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Present Simple Tense › ViewShe listens to music at night. (sometimes)
A. She listens to music sometimes at night.
B. She sometimes listens to music at night.
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You are going to the party, ____________?
A. is you
B. are you
C. aren’t you
D. were you
Relative Pronouns › ViewThe village ___ life is very quiet.
A. that / which
B. who
C. where
Subordinating Conjunctions › View
Which is grammatically correct?
A. Elderly people can enjoy this chocolate whenever they want to eat something healthy but delicious.
B. Elderly people can enjoy this chocolate, whenever they want to eat something healthy but delicious.
C. Whenever elderly people want to eat something delicious they can enjoy this chocolate.