[ Verb Tenses ]
It turned out to be a blessing in disguise. What does a blessing in disguise mean?
A. It turned out completely wrong.
B. They prayed it would work out.
C. Something they thought was bad at first turned out to be good in the end.
D. It was more expensive than they thought it was.
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Grammar and VocabularyTOEFLSubject Verb Agreement Irregular VerbGerunds in SentencesPast Continuous Tense & Past ModalsConnectorsGrammar - too & enoughPresent Simple PassiveFamily VocabularySubjunctiveOther quiz:
Grammar › View“….. bike is this?”
“It’s George’s.”
___
A. Who
B. Who’s
C. Which
D. Whose
Grammar › View
______ very well?
A. Can she dance
B. She can dances
C. She cans dance
Future Tenses › ViewWhich sentence correctly uses the Simple Future tense?
A. I am going to meet my friends later.
B. I will meet my friends later.
C. I will be meeting my friends later.
D. I will have met my friends by later.
Tenses › View
Carol … here at weekends since the first month of this year
A. has been working
B. is working
C. worked
D. works