There is only … flour left. I don’t think it’s enough to bake the cake.
A. a lot of
B. a little
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Grammar › ViewChoose the question which is correct.
A. What is your friend name?
B. What is name your friend?
C. What is your friend’s name?
D. What your name friend?
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We have __________________ ketchup and _____________________ sausages left.
A. some , a little
B. a little , a few
C. a little , any
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A. The book, which I read last night, was really good.
B. The book that I read last night was really good.
C. The book, whose author is famous, was really good.
D. The book, where I found it, was really good.
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They were travelling on the same train so they…………… But, of course, we don’t know if they did.
A. may have met
B. should probably meet
C. might meet
D. could meet