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Form a present perfect continuous sentence using the verb ‘read’.
A. I read
B. I have been reading.
C. I have read
D. I am reading
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A. Does, have to walk
B. Have to, walk
C. Do, have to walk
D. Do, has to walk
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I’d like ___________ by noon today.
A. to have my shoes repaired
B. to have my shoes repair
C. to having my shoes repaired
D. to had my shoes repaired
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A. us
B. we
C. they
D. them
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Choose the correct verb tense. “Have you finally (wrote/written) for the tickets?”
A. wrote
B. written