[ 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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A. heats
B. heated
C. heat
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A. finished
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A. Words that mean the same thing but are spelled differently.
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They will talk to Robin if she ____
A. come
B. had come
C. comes
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