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When talking about actions and situations which are generally true, we use:
A. Present simple
B. Present continuous
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Articles › ViewThat cat is stuck in a/an tree.
A. a
B. an
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We were loud in the hallway, so we got into trouble.
A. loud
B. hallway
C. we
D. trouble
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A. runned was
B. was running
C. running was
D. was run
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I ______________ meet you tonight because I want to go to sleep early.
A. can’t
B. can