[ Present Simple and Present Continuous Tenses ]
Why … you … (not follow) them? Look! They are waiting for you.
A. are, not following
B. are, following
C. is, not following
D. do, not follow
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A. hurry
B. hurries
C. hurried
D. hurrying
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I … here for over a week tomorrow.
- will have not been staying
- will not have been staying
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The case for an increase in spending on education has been proved beyond the ____ of doubt.
A. shadow
B. hesitation
C. suspicion
D. shade
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The mail carrier brought ______ that big package?
A. Who
B. Whom