When speaking, which contraction is correct?
A. I am playing computer games.
B. I’m playing computer games.
C. I playing computer games.
D. I is playing computer games.
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A. loathe
B. cajole
C. lackluster
D. caustic
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“Somebody is using the computer right now.”
The passive of the above sentence is ….
A. The computer is being used by somebody right now.
B. The computer is used by somebody right now.
C. The computer being used by somebody right now.
D. The computer used by somebody right now.
Grammar & Vocabulary › ViewJimmy can go out when he ____ for the exam.
A. has been studying
B. has been studied
C. has studied
D. studied
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we are in the building
A. Phrase
B. Clause