The norm is that all people do what they’ve promised.
The norm is that all people do what they’ve promised.
He had failed to visit her ___ promised． A: as B: if C: which D: when
He had failed to visit her ___ promised． A: as B: if C: which D: when
The company （） a rise in salary for ages, bul nothing has happened yer. A: is promised B: has been promised C: is promising D: promised
The company （） a rise in salary for ages, bul nothing has happened yer. A: is promised B: has been promised C: is promising D: promised
I would rather you ________________________ last night. A: had promised me B: have promised me C: promised me D: promise me
I would rather you ________________________ last night. A: had promised me B: have promised me C: promised me D: promise me
The President promised to come.
The President promised to come.
—Listen, Tom, I am not coming tonight.—But you ______! A: promises B: promised C: will promise D: had promised
—Listen, Tom, I am not coming tonight.—But you ______! A: promises B: promised C: will promise D: had promised
My mother bought me a new pair of pants on my birthday ______ she had promised. A: [A] which B: what C: with D: as
My mother bought me a new pair of pants on my birthday ______ she had promised. A: [A] which B: what C: with D: as
Jason promised his parents _____.
Jason promised his parents _____.
But Michael promised his mother（ ）.
But Michael promised his mother（ ）.
They promised they ______ the project by the end of this week.
They promised they ______ the project by the end of this week.