A: Have you been to church lately? B: No, I'm afraid ______
1. haven't 2. haven't been 3. haven't been to 4. haven't been to it.
I heard the answer is #1.
Is that question something to do with this question?
A: Do you think Paul will remember your birthday? B: I ____________. He's very forgetful.
1. expect him not 2. don't expect him 3. don't expect him to 4. expect of him not to
I heard the answer is #3.
It seems there's no relation between the first and the second question because to is omitted in the first and not in the second. But I find we can take off the verb parts. #1 been ..., and #2 remember.... Am I correct?
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Yes, that's correct. " So, you can just omit the "BEEN" in your answer and just say "I haven't"
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Yes, that's correct.
" So, you can just omit the "BEEN" in your answer and just say "I haven't"
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3. A: I think we should adjust our business plan. B: Yeah, it's not working as effectively as we had____. (a) expected it (b) expected it did (c) expected it would (d) expected it would do. the answer is (c)
4. A: I want to be an archaeologist, just like in the movies. B: Well, real archae