What is the correct positive sentence in the future continuous tense of “Next Monday/Kate/drive/to/the airport”?
A. Next Monday, Kate will be driving to the airport.
B. Next Monday, Kate drives to the airport.
C. Next Monday, Kate is driving to the airport.
D. Next Monday, Kate will have driven to the airport.
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A. He completed the marathon even though, he had injured his ankle halfway through.
B. He completed the marathon even though he had injured his ankle halfway through.
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Choose the correct adjective to complete the sentence: She has the (most, more, much) beautiful voice I’ve ever heard.
A. most
B. much
C. good
D. more
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Who told you this?
_____
A. Exclamatory
B. Interrogative
C. Declarative
D. Imperative
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She will be busy working that evening so she ____ come to the party.
A. can’t
B. hasn’t
C. don’t
D. has