[ Present Tenses ]
I (work) at my report since Monday. Now I (write) the conclusion.
A. am working- am writing
B. have worked- am writing
C. work- write
D. have worked- write
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a. in – on – at
b. at – in – on
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Which sentence is an example of future simple tense?
A. He plays soccer.
B. He will play soccer.
C. He was playing soccer.
D. He will be playing soccer.