Which sentence does NOT use “innovative” correctly?
A. He received a famous prize for his innovative scientific theories.
B. Our company will have to be innovative in order to compete in this ever-changing world.
C. Her ideas are so innovative. Everything she suggests has already been done a million times.
D. I appreciate your innovative ideas. Now let’s decide which new project we should do first.
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Grammar › ViewHe said, “I have read this novel.”
A. He said that he has read this novel.
B. He said that he had read that novel.
C. He said that he read that novel.
D. He said that he had read this novel.
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If you could live anywhere in the world, where would you live?
A. Zero Conditional
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Present Perfect Tense › ViewHow long has your mother worked as a secretary?
A. My mom has worked as a secretary since two years
B. My mom has worked as a secretary since 2010
C. My mom has worked as a secretary since two hours
D. My mom has worked as a secretary since a decade
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In spite of his hard work, he could not finish the job.
A. As hard as he work, he could not finish the job.
B. Despite he worked hard, he could not finish the job.
C. Though he worked hard, he could not finish the job.
D. Although hard work, he could not finish the job.