[ Would rather/ would prefer/ would like ]
I’d rather go in December ___ in May.
A. to
B. that
C. than
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Grammar › ViewBy the time Ryan ____________ at the bus station, the first bus ____________.
A. had arrived; will have left
B. arrived; will have left
C. arrived; had left
D. arrives; had left
Tenses › View
Which sentence is in the present tense?
A. A witness will see a large man with an axe.
B. A witness saw a large man with an axe.
C. A witness sees a large man with an axe.
D. A witness has seen a large man with an axe.
Phrasal Verbs › ViewGraham ____someone he used to know at school the other day.
A. ran to
B. ran into
C. brought up
D. brought out
Grammar › View
‘How much did you pay for that hat?’ ‘It _____________ ten dollars.’
A. Cost
B. Costed
C. Was costing
D. Would be costing