They _______ dinner by the time we _____.
A. have already eaten / arrive
B. eating / will be arriving
C. will eat / had arrived
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A. myself
B. yourself
C. itself
D. ourselves
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Which of the following is a complex sentence?
A. She likes to swim.
B. She likes to swim, and she also enjoys running.
C. She likes to swim because it is refreshing.
D. She likes to swim, and she also enjoys running when she has time.
Grammar › ViewThey (not want) to play the love games, but they (play) now.
A. isn’t want, play
B. doesn’t want, plays
C. not want, are playing
D. don’t want, are playing
Modals for Deduction › View
He must have left early; the lights are off. What does this suggest?
A. He is still inside the location.
B. The lights are off due to a power outage.
C. He has gone to a nearby store.
D. He has likely left the location.