(n.) unpaid or overdue debts; an unfinished duty
A. onset
B. perishable
C. partition
D. arrears
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Verb Tenses › View. How do you form the future perfect tense?
A. Use “has” or “have” + past participle
B. Use “had” + past participle
C. Use “will have” + past participle
D. Use “is” or “are” + present participle
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Which of the following is the correct contraction for the phrase below? can not
A. can’t
B. cann’t
Modal Verbs › View_________ you stand on your head for more than a minute? No, I _______
A. must/ must not
B. should/shouldn’t
C. can/can’t
D. may/may not
Reported Speech › View
“The processor of your PC has gone.”
A. The IT guy said the processor of my PC went.
B. The IT guy said the processor of my PC has been gone.
C. The IT guy said the processor of my PC had gone.
D. The IT guy said the processor of my PC would go.