[ Grammar ]
Have you ever been in Italy?
A. I’ve lived in Italy for six months.
B. I went to Italy by plane.
C. I’ve been there two times.
D. I’ve been in Italy with family.
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The chef skillfully used knives to prepare a delicious meal last night.
A. past
B. present
C. future
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Choose the best conjunction for this sentence.
If I let you go to Mars, _____ I’d have to let everyone else go.
A. then
B. or
C. but
Future Tenses › ViewIf you call her at six , she _____ the piano
A. will probably practise
B. will be probably practise
C. will probably practising
D. will be probably practising
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These birds _______________ in Canada. (not / usually / see)
A. isn’t usually seen
B. aren’t usually seen
C. wasn’t usually seen
D. isn’t usually see