“They are building a new ring road around the city.”
The passive of the above sentence is ….
A. A new ring road is built around the city by them.
B. A new ring road is being built around the city by them.
C. A new ring road built around the city by them.
D. a new ring road was built around the city by them.
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A. would
B. will
C. might
D. should
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. He prefers ________ early rather than ________ late.
A. to arrive / to leave
B. arriving / leaving
C. to arrive / leave
D. arrive / leave
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A. had / had come
B. had had / came
C. have / come
D. have had / came
E. have had / have come
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I didn’t have enough money to buy the laptop I liked, _____ I borrowed some money from my friend.
A. yet
B. and
C. so
D. but