[ Wish Clause ]
She has to work tomorrow.
-> She wishes ……………..
A. she hadn’t to work tomorrow
B. she didn’t have to work tomorrow
C. she hasn’t to work tomorrow
D. she won’t have to work tomorrow
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Grammar - SimilesSubject-Verb AgreementCOUNT - NONCOUNT NOUNSPast ModalsNoun / PronounPast Simple and Past ProgressiveReported SpeechGrammar - Place and MovementGrammar - much, many, a lot ofSimple Present Tense/be/Present ProgessiveOther quiz:
Grammar › ViewBy Christmas, I _______ for Mr. Smith for six years.
A. will have been working
B. will work
C. have been working
D. will be working
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Fill in the blank:
Dinosaurs existed at the beginning of time.
These times were called ___historic.
a. non-
b. pre-
c. un-
d. re-
Prepositions require an __________an adverb does not
A. Object
B. Vowel
C. Verb
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While it……… raining, I closed the window
A. was
B. were