[ Vocabulary & Grammar ]
Helen was running behind me, but she didn’t — me at any point.
A. track
B. beat
C. lose
D. pass

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Grammar › ViewWhat is the best way to combine the sentences below without changing the meaning?
Jane went to church. Afterwards she felt great.
_____
A. After going to church Jane felt great.
B. Jane felt great, after going to church.
C. Jane felt great after going to church.
D. After going to church Jane, felt great.
Grammar › View
Today it’s _____________we can fly kites.
A. windy
B. cloudy
C. snowy
D. sunny
Grammar › ViewIt will be great to be in a _________ car in the future
A. shapeless
B. driverless
Perfect Tense › View
The teacher _____ the letter when we _____ to him.
A. hadn’t received/spoke
B. didn’t receive/had spoke
C. hadn’t receive/had spoke
D. hadn’t receive/had spoke
