[ Grammar ]
We use … when we talk about activities in general. We often use it in expressions connected with work, study, and physical exercise.
A. DO
B. MAKE
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Grammar and Vocabulary › ViewChange to the passive: They’re developing new computer software.
A. A new computer software is being developed.
B. A new computer software is been developed.
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The meeting was cancelled … the bad weather.
A. because of
B. because
C. in spite of
D. though
E. although
Past Simple, Present Perfect Tense › ViewMy best friend’s name is Fatima. I ______________ her for about 8 years.
A. have known
B. knew
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Fill in the blank: ‘You ___ eat all your vegetables.’
A. should
B. can
C. must
D. shouldn’t