Future Perfect Continuous Tense
How long will you have been driving when you arrive at your destination?
A. I will be driving for 3 hours.
B. I will have been driving for 3 hours.
C. I will drive for 3 hours.
D. I have been driving for 3 hours.
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Grammar › ViewPeter is ____________ player in the team.
A. the stronger
B. the strongest
C. the most strong
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He _______________________(MAKE) noise for a whole hour before the neighbours finally ___________________ the police. (CALL)
A. was making / called
B. had been making / called
C. has been making / called
D. is making / call
Vocabulary and Grammar › ViewThe case for an increase in spending on education has been proved beyond the ____ of doubt.
A. shadow
B. hesitation
C. suspicion
D. shade
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What aspect of verb is the highlighted word in the sentence?
I am feeling good today.
A. Simple
B. Progressive
C. Perfect