Change the following sentence to simple future: ‘We eat dinner at 6 PM.’
A. We ate dinner at 6 PM.
B. We are eating dinner at 6 PM.
C. We will have eaten dinner at 6 PM.
D. We will eat dinner at 6 PM.
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Grammar › ViewHe refused to go until he……..seen all the paintings.
A. had
B. was
C. is
D. has
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Identify the sentence that correctly uses commas in a list where items themselves contain commas.
A. On my trip, I visited Paris, France, Berlin, Germany and Rome, Italy.
B. On my trip, I visited Paris, France; Berlin, Germany; and Rome, Italy.
C. On my trip, I visited Paris France, Berlin Germany, and Rome Italy.
D. On my trip, I visited Paris, France Berlin, Germany and Rome, Italy.
Tenses › View. Convert to present tense: They had finished their work.
A. They are finishing their work.
B. They will finish their work.
C. They finished their work.
D. They finish their work.
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Determine the structure of the following sentence:
Chris decided to stay after school.
A. simple sentence
B. compound sentence
C. complex sentence
D. compound-complex sentence