[ Vocabulary ]
Extremely distressing; disturbing or frightening
A. harrowing
B. lament
C. abyss
D. debacle
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Present Simple › ViewCarlos and Charles ______________ ( not travel) every year.
A. doesn´t travel
B. don´t travel
C. travels
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While they ___ (organize) the orientation, the new employees waited in the lobby.
A. organize
B. organizing
C. were organizing
D. organized
Verb Tenses › ViewChoose the correct present continuous tense form of the verb: They ________ (work) on a project at the moment.
A. is working
B. were working
C. worked
D. are working
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Which sentence is written correctly?
A. We road our bicycles to the store.
B. We rode our bycicles to the store.
C. We roade our bicycles to the store.
D. We rode our bicycles to the store.