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English, 16.02.2021 20:10 julissav28346

78. Which sentence is grammatically correct? 1) I think he never open an account in that bank.
2) He always visits that selfish lady at the informations desk.
3) That shy girl never checks the timetable or book a pleasant hotel.
4) My friend's filling out the forms for me carefully.

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