[ Grammar ]
like / Would / lemonade / a glass of / you?
A. Would a glass of lemonade like you?
B. Would you like a lemonade glass of ?
C. Would you like a glass of lemonade?
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Vocabulary › ViewWhat does the word ‘insert’ mean?
A. to put or place something in something else
B. to fold over to protect the contents
C. to place in a file
D. to restore to a state of good condition
Modal Verb in Passive Voice › View
The rules ____________ (may, forget) quickly.
A. may forgotten
B. may be forgot
C. may be forgotten
D. may be forget
Adverbs › ViewShe walked ____ across the hallway.
A. gracefully
B. clumsily
Gerunds as Objects of Prepositions › View
I’m sick _____ always having to do the dishes.
A. with
B. of
C. about