How would you express that it is nearly impossible that someone was at a specific place?
A. He might not have been there.
B. He must not have been there.
C. He couldn’t have been there.
D. He shouldn’t have been there.
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A. He don’t has a pet.
B. He isn’t having a pet.
C. He doesn’t have a pet.
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Detroit ___ as the first capital city of Michigan, but now Lansing is the capital city of Michigan.
a. chosen
b. was chosen
c. have been chosen
My cousin is a(n) _____. He writes children’s books.
A. Astronaut
B. Chef
C. Author
D. Musician
Tenses › View
It shows an activity that happening and will finish in the future
A. Future Continuous Tense
B. Simple Future Tense
C. Present Future Tense
D. Future Perfect Continuous Tense