When do we use simple future tense?
A. To talk about actions that will happen in the future.
B. To express uncertainty about future events
C. To describe ongoing actions in the present
D. To talk about actions that happened in the past
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A. was going to ring
B. was ringing
C. rang
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They / Hanoi / their summer vacation / last month.
A. They are in Hanoi on their summer vacation last month.
B. They were in Hanoi on their summer vacation last month.
C. They in Hanoi on their summer vacation last month
D. They was in Hanoi for their summer vacation last month
Grammar › ViewWhich part needs to correct?
My brother usually ask me for help when he has difficulty with his homework.
A. ask
B. when
C. difficulty
D. homework
Wh- Questions › View
-Assistant:______ are they?
-Marge: They are my family
A. How
B. What
C. Who
D. When