[ Grammar ]
When I (be) a child, I (want) to be a doctor.
A. was – wanted
B. was – have been
C. am – want
D. have been – have been
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Grammar › ViewWhen I was a child I ____________ walk to school every morning.
A. used to
B. would
C. Both are correct
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Bagus asked, “Can I borrow your DVD for a moment?”
A. He asked me whether he can borrow my DVD for a moment.
B. He asked me whether he could borrow your DVD for a moment.
C. He asked me if he can borrow my DVD for a moment.
D. He wanted to know if he could borrow my DVD for a moment or not.
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A. is
B. are
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By the time you finish your twelfth grade this summer, I _______ from my university.
A. will graduate
B. will be graduated
C.will have graduated
D. graduated