Active: He has called the police.
A. Passive: The police hasn’t been called.
B. Passive: The police has been called.
C. Passive: The police has being called.
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Articles and Prepositions › ViewWhich preposition is used to indicate a period of time in the future, like “in a week”?
A. on
B. at
C. in
D. by
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What is cause and effect text structure?
A. a text structure that explains why something happens and what the outcome is
B. a text structure that presents a problem and explains how it can be solved
C. a text structure that provides details and examples to explain a topic
D. a text structure that presents events in the order they occurred
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A. Past perfect
B. Present perfect
C. Future perfect
D. Simple past
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What is _____ doing in the kitchen?
A. she
B. they
C. we