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  • If the delimiter is used in a question, the question should be surrounded by double quotes: "My, question","My, answer"
  • The first answer in the multiple choice question must be the correct answer.

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He's such a killjoy! He never (look forward to / go) on holiday and does his best to ruin our plans.
He's such a killjoy! He never looks forward to going on holiday and does his best to ruin our plans.
She (admit / be) guilty of the crime
She admitted being guilty of the crime // Also: She admitted to being guilty of the crime
She (deny / eat) the last cookie.
She denied eating the last cookie.
She (not mind / cook) but she (avoid / do) it whenever she can.
She doesn't mind cooking but she avoids doing it whenever she can.
At the age of 10, they finally (allow / him / have) his first mobile phone.
At the age of 10, they finally allowed him to have his first mobile phone.
When I was a child, my parents wouldn't (let / me / play) alone in the garden.
When I was a child, my parents wouldn't let me play alone in the garden.
Remember (call) your grandma on her birthday.
Remember to call your grandma on her birthday.
I don't (remember / feed) the cat. What if I hadn't? Oh no! He might starve!
I don't remember feeding the cat. What if I hadn't? Oh no! He might starve!
Please (remind / your brother / water) the plants while I'm not at home.
Please remind your brother to water the plants while I'm not at home.
Turn into the passive: My teacher made me redo all the exercises.
I was made to redo all the exercises (by my teacher)
My father (encourage / me / follow) my dreams
My father encouraged me to follow my dreams
You'd better (take) your school work seriously or you won't get good marks.
You'd better take your school work seriously or you won't get good marks.
She'd prefer (have) ice cream instead of cake.
She'd prefer to have ice cream instead of cake.
If he doesn't learn how to invest money, he will never (succeed in / set up) a big company
If he doesn't learn how to invest money, he will never succeed in setting up a big company
After a lot of hard work, he (manage / fix) his car.
After a lot of hard work, he managed to fix his car.
He desperately (hope /pass) the exam, but he needs to study more
He desperately hopes to pass the exam, but he needs to study more
I don't think the influencer will (dare / scare) the audience like that.
I don't think the influencer will dare to scare the audience like that.
Let's (agree / disagree)! We can't always see eye to eye on every single topic!
Let's agree to disagree!
We can't (afford / go) on holiday this year.
We can't afford to go on holiday this year.
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