“My cat doesn’t like being hugged.”
A. She said her cat hadn’t liked being hugged.
B. She said her cat not liked being hugged.
C. She said her cat wasn’t like being hugged.
D. She said her cat didn’t like being hugged.
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Grammar › ViewShe seldom ever wants to try and face the true facts.
A. Seldom ever wants to try and face the true facts
B. Seldom wants to try to face the facts
C. Seldom wants to try and face the facts
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Which sentence is not past simple tense ?
A. His son left for America last month.
B. I saw her yesterday morning.
C. Twenty and twenty makes forty.
D. Hitler tried to conquer the world.
First Conditional › ViewChoose the correct option.
A. If you are late for the meeting, the manager will be unhappy.
B. If you are late for the meeting, the manager will unhappy.
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If it snows, ________ still drive to the coast?
A. you will
B. will you
C. would you
D. you would