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It’s very dark. I can’t see anything.
A. it’s not too dark to see.
B. It’s not dark enough to see.
C. It’s too dark to see.
D. It’s dark enough to see.
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Future Tense › ViewIdentify the sentence with Simple Future tense.
A. She is going to the market.
B. We will visit the zoo tomorrow.
C. They are playing in the garden.
D. I am reading a book.
Phrasal Verbs › View
To talk about someone or something for a long time, especially in a boring or complaining way.
A. Go on
B. Go in
C. Go out
Grammar › ViewWhat is the past tense of swim?
A. swimed
B. swam
C. swams
Conjunctions & Cohesive Devices › View
Select the appropriate cohesive device: ______, I have always loved animals.
A. Moreover
B. In conclusion
C. However
D. Therefore