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What is the correct form of the future tense for the following sentence: ‘He ________ call you when he arrives.’
A. can
B. should
C. will
D. might
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A. is making
B. are making
C. am making
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A: “I’m driving to the party, would you like a lift?” B: “Thank you but I am going to take the bus.”
A. FALSE
B. TRUE
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A. ‘Yet’ has no relation to time or contrast.
B. ‘Yet’ always indicates a future event.
C. ‘Yet’ can only be used in positive statements.
D. Context can change the meaning of ‘yet’ by indicating time, contrast, or expectation.
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She __________ this guy she met on holiday. I think they’re quite serious.
A. is seeing
B. sees
C. see