[ Future Tenses ]
Conjugating verbs in present continuous for future: What is the correct form of the verb ‘to study’ in present continuous for the pronoun ‘we’?
A. is studying
B. has been studying
C. will be studying
D. was studying
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A. She dances gracefully.
B. He is extremely talented.
C. They seldom go to the park.
D. The teacher arrived early.
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He couldn’t go to the concert __________ he had to work.
A. if
B. until
C. unless
D. as
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A. TRUE
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While he was sitting at the piano, a small kitten suddenly _____(run) across the piano keys.
A. was running
B. ran
C. runed
D. running