[ Subordinating Conjunctions ]
Do you speak English, ______ do you speak Spanish?
A. and
B. but
C. or
D. yet
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Articles › ViewChoose the correct article to complete the sentence: She found a / an umbrella in the closet.
A. a
B. an
Indirect Speech › View
My uncle said, “Don’t turn off the light!”.
A. He told me to don’t turn off the light.
B. He told me not to turn off the light.
C. He told me don’t turn off the light.
D. He told me not to turning off the light.
Past Tenses › ViewWhile I ……………………… yesterday morning,I ………………….. my friend Lisa.
A. was jogging/was seeing
B. jogged/saw
C. was jogging/saw
Grammar › View
We ____ a nice time at the party tomorrow.
A. have
B. had
C. having
D. will have