There are a lot of cars in front of Tom’s house and I can hear the loud music.
A. He can’t be having a party.
B. He must be having a party
C. He might be having a party
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Conjunctions and Commas › ViewChoose the sentence that correctly uses a comma for an introductory element.
A. Before dinner we set the table.
B. Before dinner, we set the table.
C. Before, dinner we set the table.
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What PERFECT tense is used in this sentence?
Nobody has been in that old abandoned house for years.
A. Past Perfect
B. Present Perfect
C. Future Perfect
D. None of the above (this sentence uses simple tense)
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A. less than
B. more than
C. the same as
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Jenny wishes she ….. to the circus yesterday.
A. would have gone
B. went
C. had gone
D. would go