[ Tenses ]
Form the progressive tense of the verb ‘dance’.
A. is dancing
B. dance
C. was dancing
D. danced
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A. are playing / starts
B. were playing / started
C. play / starts
D. are playing / started
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A. yet
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A. learn
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C. learned
D. learning
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Which sentence uses the conjunction “but” correctly?
A. I like the sweater but I can’t afford it
B. I like the sweater but I can’t afford it.
C. I like the sweater, but I can’t afford it
D. I like the sweater, but I can’t afford it.