[ Verb Tenses ]
In which tense is the verb ‘will’ often used before the base form of the verb to talk about things that will happen in the future?
A. Continuous
B. Past
C. Future
D. Present
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Grammar › ViewChoose the correct inversion of this sentence:
Paul has never been to China.
A. Never has Paul been to China.
B. Has never Paul been to China.
C. Never Paul has been to China.
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Where ______ on vacation last summer?
A. went you
B. did you went
C. did you go
D. do you go
Vocabulary › ViewStretched out with the face on the ground.
A. Ebbed
B. Prostrate
C. Acrid
D. Ghastly
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Fill in the blanks with the correct verb form. Either the manager or the employees ___ attending the meeting.
A. is
B. are
C. has