[ Grammar and Vocabulary ]
I studied accounting for 5 years, and this is my sixth year.
A. I have studied accounting for 5 years, and this is my sixth year.
B. I study accounting for 5 years, and this is my sixth year.
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A. Present Perfect
B. Past Perfect
C. Future Perfect
D. Simple Present
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A. place him in
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I should take the garbage out.
A. TRUE
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Comparison: new
A. newwer than
B. new than
C. newer than
D. more new than