I’ve known him since I was a child
A. Something that happened at some unspecified time in someone’s life
B. Something that started in the past and continues up until now
C. Something that happened in the past and has some result or relevance to the present.
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A. to
B. with
C. for
D. on
E. at
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Form a question using ‘Going to’ for the sentence: ‘They are going to visit their relatives next weekend.’
A. Will they visit their relatives next weekend?
B. Are they going to visit their relatives next weekend?
C. Can they visit their relatives next weekend?
D. Did they visit their relatives last weekend?
Grammar › ViewChoose the correct form: the college of Charlie and the college of Louise
A. Charlie’s and Louise’s colleges
B. Charlie and Louise’s colleges
C. Charlie and Louise’s college
D. Charlie’s and Louise’s college
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In what event is simple present tense used?
A. Past events
B. Already happened
C. Routinity events
D. Future events