English, 24.03.2020 05:34, unicornpoop54

Grammar File 8
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Name (First/Last) *
raquel henriquez
It’s very hot. Would you mind the window? *
1 point
A you open
B opening
C to open
“I’ve bought a new car.” Joe said he a new car. *
1 point
A bought
B has bought
C had bought
In the U. S., is banned in most public places. *
1 point
A to smoke
B smoking
C smoke
“You must make a complaint.” She said I make a complaint. *
1 point
A could
B had to
C have to
“Do you like working here?” He asked me working there *
1 point
A if I liked
B if I did like
C if you liked
She’s really good at names. *
1 point
A remembering
B to remember
C remember
“When were you born?” She asked him when . *
1 point
A was he born
B you were born
C he was born
I asked the store assistant me. *
1 point
A for help
B to help
C help
The teacher told me talking. *
1 point
A that I stop
B that I stopped
C to stop
I hope your job interview goes well. Don’t forget lots of questions! *
1 point
A to ask
B asking
C ask
I hate online – you can’t try anything on! *
1 point
A to shop
B shop
C shopping
The policeman told me drive so fast. *
1 point
A to
B not to
C not
My boss doesn’t let me coffee during meetings. *
1 point
A drink
B to drink
C drinking
She me that she was French, but she lived in Berlin. *
1 point
A told
B said
C asked
“I’ll help you.” He said he me.
1 point
A help
B would help
C helped
“I spoke to my boss.” He said that he to his boss. *
1 point
A would speak
B had spoken
C speaks
“Are you good at math?” She if I was good at math. *
1 point
A told
B said
C asked
I’m saving up a new laptop. *
1 point
A to buy
B for buying
C so I buy
Can you ask the manager and see us? *
1 point
A come
B coming
C to come
I went online what’s playing at the movie theater tonight.
1 point
A finding out
B for find out
C to find out

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Grammar File 8
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Name (First/Last) *
raquel henriquez
It’s very ho...