Which tense is used in this sentence?
I’m seeing the dentist at 17.00 on Friday.
A. present simple
B. present continuous
C. past simple
D. present perfect
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A. as good as
B. as well as
C. as well than
D. as better as
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Kate Fox has been ____ to the board of directors
A. designed
B. appointed
C. campaigned
D. contacted
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A. He enjoys going to the cinema.
B. He enjoys to go to the cinema.
C. He enjoys go to the cinema.
D. He enjoys goes to the cinema.
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Change into impersonal passive: The hooligans expected that their team would win
A. It is expected that their team would win
B. It is known that their team would win
C. It is said that their team would win