Construct a future perfect continuous sentence with the verb ‘run’.
A. I will be running for 10 years by next year.
B. By next year, I will be running for 10 years.
C. By next year, I will have been running for 10 years.
D. I will have been run for 10 years by next year.
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Phrasal Verbs › ViewAn investigation was ______ by the local police.
A. carried out
B. put out
C. took in
D. held up
Reported Speech and Reported Questions › View
Can the supervisor do that kind of revision even when he didn´t give us some advice?
A. He wanted to know if the supervisor could do that kind of revision even when he didn´t give them some advice.
B. He want to know if the supervisor could do that kind of revision even when he didn´t give them an advice.
C. He wanted to know if the the supervisor can do that kind of revision even when he didn´t give us an advice.
Tenses › View_____ he _____ (go) to market every Sunday morning?
A. do – go
B. does – goes
C. did – go
D. does – go
Modals with Perfect Infinitive › View
A: Perhaps he swam across. B: He ___ that. He can’t swim.
A. can’t have done
B. shouldn’t have done
C. mustn’t do
D. would rather not do