[ Tenses ]
They (have) dinner at 8 PM tonight.
A. They have dinner at 8 PM tonight.
B. They having dinner at 8 PM tonight.
C. They has dinner at 8 PM tonight.
D. They are having dinner at 8 PM tonight.
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A. had rung
B. would have rung
C. would ring
D. will ring
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The singer is famous in this country. WRITE THE OPPOSITE OF THE UNDERLINED WORD
A. usual
B. common
C. unknown
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A. She will be going to the party tomorrow.
B. She goes to the party every day.
C. I have a lot of homework everyday.
D. They are in the canteen in the break time.
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___________ city
A. a
B. an