David said to his servant, “Clean the windows.”
A. David ordered to his servant to clean the windows.
B. David said his servant to clean the windows.
C. David instructed his servant to clean the windows.
D. David said servant clean the windows.
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A. Will get / Hasn’t been cleaned
B. Are getting / isn’t going to be cleaned
C. are going to get / will not be cleaned
D. Have got / hadn’t been cleaned
E. get / will not have been cleaned
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The legislation neither resolves the financial crisis nor____ consumers.
A. is helping
B. helps
C. has helped
D. help
Grammar › ViewAre ….. pencils yours?
A. this
B. these
C. that
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You____________ forget to pay the rent tomorrow. The landlord is very strict about paying on time.
A. don’t have to
B. couldn’t
C. mustn’t