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Why you (sit) at my desk? Could you take your place, please?
A. Why you are sitting
B. Why do you sit
C. Why are you sitting
Select your answer:
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Grammar › ViewWhat is the function of the present continuous tense?
A. To convey the frequency of actions
B. To describe completed actions
C. To emphasize the ongoing nature of an action
D. To indicate the time of an action
Past Tenses › View
What time ……………. (get) up yesterday?
A. did he
B. he got
C. got he
D. was he