A: If I --- the train, I'd never --- my ...

[ Vocabulary & Grammar ]

A: If I — the train, I’d never — my wife, Jasmine.

B: That’s so romantic!

A. didn’t miss / met

B. hadn’t missed/ have met

C. didn’t miss / have met

D. hadn’t missed / met

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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Grammar › View

I don’t blame you __________ to go outside in this awful weather.

A. not wanting

B. for not wanting

C. not to want

D. not to have wanted

Phrasal Verbs › View

I’m ______ Tom’s address. Do you know it?

A. looking on

B. finding out

C. looking for

D. getting for

Second Type Conditional › View

I wouldn’t do that

A. if I were you

B. if I was you

C. if you were you

D. I want to see Dennis dancing La bomba!

Superlative Degree (Adjective) › View

Choose the sentence that is written correctly.

A. New Holland produces the more modern tractors of the area.
B. New Holland produces the moderner tractors of the area.
C. New Holland produces the most modern tractors of the area.