[ Grammar ]
There are / is several options to choose from in the catalog.
A. are
B. is
Select your answer:
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Verb Tenses › ViewCheck the sentence that is correct.
A. She’s had a headache all day.
B. She’s been having a headache all day.
Present Tenses › View
you / listen to music / now?
A. You are listening to music now?
B. Are you listening to music now?
C. Do you listen to music now?
D. You listen to music now?