Which sentence is grammatically correct?
A. I bring an umbrella with me, whenever there’s a chance of rain.
B. I bring an umbrella with me whenever there’s a chance of rain.
C. I bring an umbrella with me. Whenever, there’s a chance of rain.
D. I bring an umbrella with me, whenever, there’s a chance of rain.
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Grammar › ViewChoose the best adverb to complete the sentence.
Brian’s bedroom is a mess. He never puts anything away. Instead he ____ throws all his belongings on the floor.
_______
A. wonderfully
B. carelessly
C. noisily
Present Tenses › View
. Choose the correct option. One intrepid explorer says that his Eskimo dogs ‘____ an extraordinary relationship with some polar bears.
A. are sleeping
B. have slept
C. sleep
Tenses › ViewTony usually ____ (sit) in the front row during class.
A. are sitting
B. is sitting
C. sits
D. sit
Future Tenses › View
This time next week, they _____ in their new house.
A. will be living
B. will have lived