[ Grammar ]
What are you waiting ________? Let’s go now.
A. to
B. for
C. about
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Conjunctions › ViewIs Qosim here ___ not?
A. and
B. or
C. but
Modals and Preposition › View
What should you say when offering payment options?
A. “Would you like to pay with cash or credit card?”
B. “Pay with your card now.”
C. “You must use cash.”
D. “Only credit cards are accepted.”
Present Perfect Tense › ViewIt (rain) ______________________ for a very long time.
A. It have rained for a very long time
B. It has rained for a very long time
C. It have rain for a very long time
D. It have raining for a very long time
Present Perfect Continuous › View
The gerund form of the verb “Throw” is:
A. Threwing
B. Throwing
C. Throwning
D. Threwning