They don`t charge you to use the computer.
A. You aren` t charged to use a computer
B. You weren`t charged to use a computer
C. You won`t be charged to use a computer
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Tenses › ViewWhich sentence uses the Present Perfect Tense correctly?
A. They have moved to a new house last month.
B. I have seen that movie three times last week.
C. He has studied English for three years.
D. She had finished her homework yesterday.
Past Tenses › View
Mrs Bright was doing the shopping while her husband __________ in the garden.
A. planted trees
B. had planted trees
C. was planting trees
Appositive Phrase › ViewGracie scares him because she’s kind of creepy.
A. Prepositional
B. Appositive
C. Neither
Definitions, Synonyms › View
Choose the best synonym for:
prohibit
A. Prevail
B. Satisfy
C. Preclude