[ Tenses ]
At this time tomorrow I … my bike. We can meet for lunch a little bit later.
A. will ride
B. will be riding
C. will have been riding
D. will have ridden
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Grammar of Future Plans › ViewWhich sentence correctly uses a verb to express a general future plan?
A. I expect going to the store tomorrow.
B. I hope to finish my project by next week.
C. I plan going to the gym later.
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I haven’t seen Mary _____ she left school last year.
A. since
B. before
C. unless
Vocabulary & Grammar › ViewSandy _______ her sister since she went to university.
A. hasn’t been seeing
B. hasn’t seen
C. isn’t seeing
D. doesn’t see
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The tomatoes are 99 pence ___ kilo.
A. a
B. an
C. the
D. zero article