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The TOEFL book is right, Anon. Had had is the past perfect of the verb have (here appearing in its causative use, to have sth done ), and is OK in this sentence.

Good work, Khai Minh. 1. No; B is the answer-- 'oil' is a non-specific uncountable noun here. 2. Right. 'Send' is the main verb. 3. Good guess. 'Chain' as an adjective should be singular, and 'restaurants' as the subject should be plural to agree with the verb 'have'. 4. Right. A is...

Yes, i do it now. 1> i choose A. because of " the +...+in+.." 2> i choose C, i don't think " impulses" is a verb. 3> i choose D, just a guess, i don't know why. 4> i choose A, since B and D is not correct, but C maybe right. 5> i choose C, it must have" in Boston",and i think "on a street"...

'Hope' seems essentially an obligatorily intransitive verb, despite the fact that some writers tried used it as a transitive verb (EX: I have no time to ask Mr Sillar's permission, but hope his pardon for assuming it . This intransitivity would be the main reason why 'hope' is licensed to take a...

Does "farther"= "further" in English? "research" here is not plural, according to the statement. and "art" here is "act", sorry. These sentences are taken from the Heinemann TOEFL Practice Tests. Someone ( I can't remember who) told me that after suggest we had to use bare infinitive verb or...

Hello JTT Personally I like your opinions. I have learned from you that English spoken is different from that I was taught. However it's also true many ESLs come here to learn English to pass TOEFL-like exams to get their hopeful future. So... SPLIT INFINITIVE paco