John ———————- to join the medical college, but he ——————– to get admission.
a) Wanted, had failed
b) Had wanted, failed
c) Had wanted, had failed
d) Want, failed
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A. Hard
B. Harder
C. Hardest
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Mr. Aqsa taught English a few years ago.
Change the sentence above into Negative form.
A. Mr. Aqsa did not taught English a few years ago.
B. Mr. Aqsa was not taught English a few years ago.
C. Mr. Aqsa does not teach English a few years ago.
D. Mr. Aqsa was not teaching English a few years ago.
E. Mr. Aqsa did not teach English a few years ago.
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A. need
B. needed
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items used to identify a status
A. status symbol
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