[ Will vs Verb Infinitives ]
We hope ___ you again soon.
A. to catch
B. to see
C. to rain
D. to pay
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Tenses › ViewHani is at the amusement park
Change into Past Perfect!
A. Hani was at the amusement park
B. Hani had been at the amusement park
C. Hani has been at the amusement park
D. Hani will be at the amusement park
Clauses and Conjunctions › View
A subordinating clause is the same as a dependent clause.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
Grammar › ViewChoose the correct sentence
A. I am working very hard, I will have many money.
B. I am working very hard, I will have a lot of money.
C. I am working very hard, I will have a money.
D. I am working very hard, I will have a little money.
Simple Tenses › View
Is the sentence written in present, past, or future?: She will dance in the contest tomorrow.
A. Past
B. Present
C. Future
D. None