[ Tenses ]
……….. a party for the weekend?
A. Were they planning
B. Have they been planning
C. Do they plan
D. Are they planning
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Relative Pronouns › View________ is this story about?
A. Who
B. Whom
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A: He failed the exam. B: It was an easy one. He ______ well enough.
A. must have studied
B. might have studied
C. can’t have studied
D. may have studied
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A. particulre
B. particuler
C. particular
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John (be) a successful business man and he (own) a big company in Chicago.
A. are, own
B. is, owned
C. are, owned
D. is, owns