[ Present Simple Tense ]
Present simple with Yes-no questions: Form a yes-no question using present simple tense: Do they play basketball every afternoon?
A. They play basketball every afternoon?
B. Are they play basketball every afternoon?
C. Do they play basketball every afternoon?
D. Does they play basketball every afternoon?
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First Conditional › ViewIf you … your umbrella, it …
A. take, will rain
B. will take, won’t rain
C. take, rains
D. take, won’t rain
Grammar › View
Choose the correct sentence
A. I’m not as optimistic as my sister
B. I’m not optimistic as my sister.
Vocabulary › View(n.) something that divides (such as a wall); the act of dividing
(v.) to divide or subdivide into parts or shares
A. partition
B. arrears
C. minimum
D. taut
Simple and Continuous Tenses › View
They ___ (go/goes) to school every day.
A. go
B. goes