Which tense is used to refer to events happening now?
A. Simple Future Tense
B. Simple Past Tense
C. Simple Present Tense
D. Simple Perfect Tense
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Punctuation and Grammar › View. Which sentence is correct?
A. The boy runned to school.
B. The boy ran to school.
C. The boy run to school.
D. The boy runned school.
Future Tenses › View
Match the sentence with the correct situation:
Lower that music or you’re going to go deaf!
A. a timetable or scheduled event
B. a prediction based on our opinion or intuition
C. a plan or decision made at the time of speaking
D. a personal arrangement or fixed plan
E. when there is evidence that something is going to happen
Grammar › ViewThe weather …….. cold yesterday.
A. aren’t
B. isn’t
C. wasn’t
D. weren’t
Tenses › View
I am hungry. I ______(not eat) my lunch yet.
A. won’t eat
B. hasn’t eaten
C. haven’t eaten
D. haven’t eat