Which MOOD is being described?
It expresses a fact, an opinion, or a question.
A. indicative mood
B. imperative mood
C. subjunctive mood
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A. hasn’t come
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You presentation wasn’t engaging. I like it, _______.
A. although
B. because of
C. though
D. even though
Present, Past and Future Tense › ViewTeacher : So students, I want you to make a dialogue with your partner, then practice it in front of the class. Do you get my point ?
Students : Yes, sir.
What does the underlined sentence express ?
A. Giving opinion
B. Asking for opinion
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D. Praising someone you know
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Henry _____ for information about culture features in Thailand all week.
A. has searched
B. has been searching
C. have searched
D. have been searching