[ Tenses ]
Mary like_ horror films.
(is an statement)
A. s
B. d
C. ed
D. es
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Grammar › ViewWhat’s your name?
A. His name is Robert
B. Her name is Rossy
C. Their names are Gil and Bill
D. My name is Sandy
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Does the sentence below use a gerund?
They are listening to the news because there is a typhoon.
A. with gerund
B. no gerund
Grammar › View‘How was your holiday in the Carribean?”Different! On the second and third day we had to stay indoors because we were hit by a hurricane.”Oh! That _____________ terrifying!’
A. Should have been
B. Might have been
C. Must have been
D. Will have been
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I’m afraid Mr. Harding ___ see you now. He’s busy.
A. can’t
B. mustn’t
C. shouldn’t
D. needn’t