Choose a sentence whose meaning stays the same as the following sentence:
It ‘s a pity that I attended that terrible wedding.
A. I wish I hadn’t attend that terrible wedding.
B. I wish I hadn’t attended that terrible wedding.
C. I wish I didn’t attend that terrible wedding.
D. I wish I had attended that terrible wedding.
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Grammar › View“Stop staring at me,” she said.
She told him _______.
A. stop staring at me
B. Stop staring at you
C. to stop staring at him
D. to stop staring at her
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The winter is coming, it is getting _______.
A. more cold
B. the most cold
C. colder and colder
D. the more cold
Prepositions › ViewWe were very grateful ______ our friends for all of their assistance.
A. for
B. to
C. about
D. from
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A: What ___________ yesterday evening?
B: Nothing special.
———-
A. were you doing
B. did you do