Form a sentence with simple future tense.
A. I will eat dinner tonight.
B. I have eaten dinner tonight.
C. I am eating dinner tonight.
D. I ate dinner tonight.
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A. It’s a calm and sunny day.
B. There is likely a strong wind blowing.
C. The trees are about to fall down.
D. It is raining heavily.
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. Select the correct homophone: “The bird built its _____.”
A. nest
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A. Hasn’t… sleeping
B. Have… sleeping
C. Have…slept
D. Has…slept
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Which parent wouldn’t want a remarkably gifted child, one that would always get good marks and good ____________ every subject without trying very hard?
A. at
B. on
C. of
D. for