Where ____ I ____ my sandals?
A. Where have I left my sandals?
B. Where has I left my sandals?
C. Where have I lefted my sandals?
D. Where has I lefted my sandals?
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A. person, place or thing
B. describes the noun
C. describes the verb, adjective or another adverb
D. an action
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The dog was very quiet / quit / quite until a squirrel ran into the yard.
A. Quiet
B. Quit
C. Quite
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A. To say no to something, usually politely
B. To show or suggest indirectly
C. To admire someone
D. Not to do something
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Form a sentence using the verb ‘play’ in future continuous tense.
A. I played football tomorrow.
B. I will be playing football tomorrow.
C. I am playing football tomorrow.
D. I will play football tomorrow.