[ Present Perfect Tense ]
It’s a great movie. I have … that movie many times.
A. saw
B. seen
C. see
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Speech Tenses › ViewChange the tense in direct speech: ‘I will finish the project,’ she promised.
A. ‘I could finish the project,’ she promised.
B. ‘I should finish the project,’ she promised.
C. ‘I can finish the project,’ she promised.
D. ‘I would finish the project,’ she promised.
Many vs. Much › View
There are _________ pet shops.
A. A lot of
B. Much
C. Many
. Select the sentence in past perfect tense:
A. She is singing in the choir.
B. She had sung in the choir before joining the band.
C. She has sung in the choir.
D. She sings in the choir.
Vocabulary › View
What is the opposite of the word ‘generous’?
A. uncharitable
B. selfish
C. greedy
D. stingy