[ Tenses ]
When will you buy a car?
A. simple present
B. simple past
C. future
D. past continuous
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Perfect Tenses › ViewThis June they _________ here for five years.
A. will have been living
B. had been living
C. have been living
Grammar › View
We’ve been____________ up to travel to New York this summer.
A. looking
B. saving
D. having
D. bringing
Adjectives › ViewWhen are the demonstrative adjectives used in a sentence (this, that, these, and those)?
A. At the beginning of a sentence
B. Directly before a noun
C. No specific use
Prepositions › View
The company will meet …. your expenses.
A. with
B. under
C. toward
D. no preposition