[ Verb Tenses ]
In which tense are verbs usually ending in ‘-ed’ to talk about things that have already happened?
A. Present
B. Continuous
C. Future
D. Past
Select your answer:
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A. haven’t
B. hasn’t
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I had so much fun with you during your stay here in Philadelphia. If you ____ in July, we ______ check out that Italian restaurant on Market Street.
A. come, have to meet
B. come, will have to meet