The sign on our lawn is useful to prevent people (from walking/to walk) on our freshly planted grass.
A. From walking
B. To walk
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Vocabulary & Grammar › ViewUna: What do you want to do at the weekend?
Rick: I’d like ____ away somewhere.
A. go
B. to go
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Which of the following is an example of an adjectival clause describing an object?
A. The house where I grew up is now a museum.
B. The girl who won the competition is my best friend.
C. The book that I borrowed from the library is fascinating.
D. The day when we first met was unforgettable.
Grammar › ViewHe’s the son of my mother’s new husband. He is my _____________.
A. brother-in-law
B. stepbrother
C. godson
D. none
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Choose the sentence that is in the simple future tense:
A. He will travel to Paris next year.
B. He traveled to Paris.
C. He is traveling to Paris.
D. He was traveling to Paris.