[ Tenses ]
Which tense is used to refer to events that have already happened?
A. Simple Past Tense
B. Simple Present Tense
C. Simple Future Tense
D. Simple Perfect Tense
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Tenses › ViewHe________ (not to have) blue eyes.
A. doesn’t have
B. hasn’t got
C. don’t have
Future Tenses › View
What ……………………… this weekend?
A. will you do
B. you will do
C. you’re going to do
D. ‘re you going to do
Grammar › ViewWhat is the plural of church?
A. churchs
B. churches
C. churchies
Prepositions › View
Charles Dicken was born …………. February 17th, 1812 …………. a poor family.
A. on / in
B. on / on
C. in / in