Going to swimming lessons on Saturday is a routine for you. Which sentence correctly describes this situation:
A. I go to swimming lessons on Saturdays.
B. I am going to swimming lessons on Saturdays.
C. I am go to swimming lessons on Saturdays.
D. I went to swimming lessons on Saturdays.

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Grammar › ViewHow many lessons ………..Lan have in the morning?
She………..five lessons.
A. does – has
B. does – have
C. do – has
D. do – have
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Select the sentence that uses commas, colons, and semi-colons correctly.
A. Murray missed work again on Monday, Tuesday he was fired.
B. Murray missed work again on Monday; Tuesday he was fired.
C. Murray missed work again on Monday: Tuesday he was fired.
Subject Verb Agreement › ViewNeither of the cars in the accident (was / were) insured.
A. was
B. were
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Lexical items that rely on context to convey meaning. For example, in the sentence ‘You know he did it again,’ context is required to be able to understand both who ‘he’ is and what he has done.
A. modification
B. deixis
C. imperative
D. modals
