They live in United Kingdom.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
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Tenses › ViewThey ___ in the same apartment for five years.
A. live
B. are living
C. lived
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Which of the following sentences uses correct subject-verb agreement? Choose one.
A. Some dog behavior problems, such as digging, affects only the dog’s owner.
B. Continual barking for long periods of time are a sign that something is wrong.
C. The latest research in dog behavior proves that setting clear rules are important.
D. Many dogs, including last year’s grand prize winner, have been helped by the rules.
A word that is all about doing or being. Often they are action words like sit, eat, and laugh.
A. Verb
B. Noun
C. Adjective
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A My teacher’s American.
B ______ from New York.
___
A. It’s
B. He’s
C. He