[ Present Simple and Present Continuous Tenses ]
The baby … (cry) almost every night.
A. cry
B. is crying
C. cries
D. are crying
Select your answer:
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Grammar › ViewThe trainer said: “Molly, come back to the team!”
A. The trainer told her coming back to the team
B. The trainer told her to come back to the team
C. The trainer told her that she came back to the team
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Rewrite these sentences using relative clauses:
English is fascinating. I’m really interested in this subject.
A. English is a fascinating subject what I’m really interested in
B. English is a fascinating subject whom I’m really interested in
C. English is a fascinating subject that is interesting
D. English is a fascinating subject which I’m really interested in