[ Tenses (Present and Past) ]
Excuse me, sir. What times ———— on Saturdays and Sundays?
A. Do the morning trains leave
B. Are the morning trains leaving
C. Did the morning trains leave
D. Were the morning trains leaving
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Direct and Indirect Speech › ViewAuggie said, “I study in Beecher Prep School.”
A. Auggie said that he studies in Beecher Prep School.
B. Auggie said that I studied in Beecher Prep School.
C. Auggie said he studies in Beecher Prep School.
D. Auggie said that he studied in Beecher Prep School.
Articles and Prepositions › View
Do you like staying in _____ hotels?
A. –
B. a
C. an
D. the
Coordinating Conjunction › View“He didn’t have much experience, _____ he managed to fix the car.”
A. yet
B. for
C. so
D. or
Present Tenses › View
He ___________ a nap – don’t disturb him.
A. is having
B. has