[ Present Tenses ]
I always (buy) lottery tickets but I never win anything.
A. buying
B. are always buying
C. buys
D. buy
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Vocabulary › Viewa time when people celebrate something, such as a holy day
A. a flag
B. Celebrate
C. custom
D. festival
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He asked me _____.
A. where we could meet the following day
B. where if we could meet tomorrow
C. that where we could meet the following day
D. where can we meet tomorrow
Grammar › ViewWhat is a homophone?
A. Words that mean the same thing but are spelled differently.
B. Words that mean the same and are spelled the same.
C. Words that are pronounced the same but mean different things.
D. Words that sound the same but have the same meaning meaning.
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They will talk to Robin if she ____
A. come
B. had come
C. comes
D. will come