What is the correct positive sentence in the future continuous tense of “I/run/a marathon/next year”?
A. I will run a marathon next year.
B. I am going to run a marathon next year.
C. I will be running a marathon next year.
D. I will have run a marathon next year.
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Elle: “If I (be)___you, I___(confess) to him so he knew how I felt.” ( T.2 )
A. were, confessed
B. was, would confess
C. were, would confess
D. was, will confess
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….. ate my food from the refrigerator!
A. Nowhere
B. Someone
C. Anything
D. Anywhere
Grammar › ViewDo they sell ………..clothes here?
A. childrens’
B. childrens
C. children’s
D. childrens’s
Comparison › View
Who is ________________ tennis player in this class?
A. the best
B. better than
C. the good
D. the better