“We always walk the dog in the park.”
A. She said they would always walk the dog in the park.
B. She said they always walk the dog in the park.
C. She said they have always walked the dog in the park.
D. She said they always walked the dog in the park.
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Contrastive Conjunctions › ViewWrite a sentence with ‘however’ that contrasts two opinions.
A. Many employees enjoy the flexibility of remote work; however, some believe it hinders effective collaboration.
B. Many employees find remote work isolating; however, it is the best choice for productivity.
C. Some people dislike remote work; however, it is the only option available now.
D. Remote work is preferred by everyone; however, it is not suitable for all jobs.
Vocabulary › View
a round path used for sports such as running
A. encourage
B. track
C. prize
D. host
Mixed General Quiz › ViewThe largest number of Japanese outside of Japan ___ in an area called Bairro da Liberdade.
a. live
b. lives
c. living
Adverbial Clause › View
I took an umbrella _____ it started to rain.
A. in case
B. unless
C. so that
D. because