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They are coming late to the party,
A. Aren’t they?
B. Isn’t they?
C. Aren’t he?
D. Isn’t he?
Select your answer:
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Personal Pronouns and Verb › ViewFormulate a sentence using the verb ‘to have’ in the negative form: “She ____ a car.”
A. Does not have
B. Do not have
C. Has not
D. Have not
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In which type of conditional sentences is the modal ‘would’ used to give a hypothetical meaning of the lexical verb?
A. First type
B. Mixed type
C. Second type
D. Third type