[ Grammar ]
Do you play / Are you playing tennis in the evening?
A. Do you play
B. Are you playing
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Grammar and PrepositionsGrammar ModalsPast and Present Continuous tenseVerbs - third personHave as verb and auxiliaryFrequency AdverbsEd and Ing EndingsConditional 0Conditional Sentence Type 1Subordinating ConjunctionOther quiz:
Conditional Sentence › ViewIf it had rained three hour ago, the streets _______ wet now.
A. would have been
B. would be
C. are
Conditional Sentences › View
If you ____ me, I would have helped you.
A. told
B. tell
C. had told
D. tells
Past Continuous Tense & Past Modals › ViewAlice doesn’t look very happy. Her interview … gone well.
A. must have
B. can’t have
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She practised the song yesterday. Put the sentence into the passive.
A. The song is practised yesterday.
B. The song was being practised yesterday.
C. The song was practised yesterday.
D. The song is being practised yesterday.