Which of the following is in the simple present tense: ‘He runs every morning’ or ‘He ran yesterday’?
A. He is running every morning
B. He runs every morning
C. He runs tomorrow
D. He will run every morning
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Modal Verbs › ViewFind a similar sentence:
It was a very difficult test but we managed to finish it on time.
A. We had to finish the test on time.
B. We can finish the test on time.
C. We were able to finish the test on time.
D. We didn’t finish the test on time.
Vocabulary and Grammar › View
Micki has … a presentation
A. give
B. never give
C. never given
D. gave
Grammar › Viewhelen __________to play piano for four years.
A. learned
B. is learning
C. have been learning
D. has been learning
Homophones › View
Mrs. Scalici tries to give her students good ______ when she tells them to turn in _____ assignments on time.
A. Advice, their
B. Advise, they’re
C. Advise, their