[ Grammar ]
They think that the children are in bed
A. The children were thought being in bed
B. The children are thought to were in bed
C. The children are thought to be in bed
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Passive Voice in Past Simple Tense › ViewThe suspects _____________ (arrest) by the police yesterday.
A. arrested
B. was arrested
C. were arrested
D. were arresting
Vocabulary & Grammar › View
I think we got our ___ when planning the event—I thought you were in charge of booking the venue!
A. wires crossed
B. light years
C. rocket science
D. on the same wavelength
Grammar › ViewAn ice cream sundae, especially when topped with three or four cherries, make a delicious dessert.
A. NO CHANGE
B. makes
C. were making
D. are making
Future Tenses › View
He looks very pale and confused. He ________________.
A. is going to faint
B. will faint
C. will be fainting