What do you remember? Basic English Revision
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This document contains 20 English language exam questions testing a variety of grammar concepts. The questions cover topics such as verb conjugation, opposites, plurals, possessives, comparative and superlative adjectives, prepositions, and subject-verb agreement. Students must fill in blanks, choose the correct answers, write out answers, and identify errors to complete the questions.
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- 2. QUESTION 1 Complete the questions with the right verb A)How often do you ________ a taxi? B)Did you _______ a good time last Saturday? C) Do you usually ________ dressed before breakfast?
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