[ Verb Tenses ]
They are looking forward to the summer vacation. (Present Progressive)
A. They have looked forward to the summer vacation.
B. They are looking forward to the summer vacation.
C. They were looking forward to the summer vacation.
D. They will look forward to the summer vacation.
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Preposition › ViewMany people think ___________ ghosts in the old abandoned house.
A. to
B. with
C. for
D. of
Grammar › View
What is the correct tense of this grammatical structure:
Subject + have + verb in participle + complement
___
A. Present simple
B. Present continuous
C. Present perfect
D. Present perfect continuous
Gerund, Infinitive, Bare Verb › ViewI enjoy_______ alone
A. be
B. being
C. to be
Conditional Sentences › View
He never buys lunch
A. if he wouldn’t have cash.
B. if he have no cash.
C. if he doesn’t have cash.
D. if he didn’t have cash.