Which of the following sentences correctly uses “their,” “there,” and “they’re”?
A. Their going to love going there for their vacation.
B. They’re going to love going there for their vacation.
C. There going to love going their for they’re vacation.
D. They’re going to love going their for there vacation.
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Sentence Adverbs & Third Conditional › ViewComplete the third conditional sentence: ‘If Priya ________ (not miss) the train, she would have reached the office on time.’
A. don’t miss
B. hadn’t missed
C. missed
D. haven’t missed
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Please _____ Miranda that dinner is ready.
A. told
B. say
C. tell
Continuous Tenses › ViewWhich sentence is in the future continuous tense?
A. I attend a meeting at 3 PM.
B. I attended a meeting at 3 PM.
C. I am attending a meeting at 3 PM.
D. I will be attending a meeting at 3 PM.
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to preserve, honor, or celebrate the memory of
A. commemorate
B. condescending
C. conditional
D. correlation