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I ___ English for six years now.
A. have been learning
B. have learned
C. learned
D. am learning
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Future Tenses › ViewIf you ….. me the truth, I will never speak with you.
A. won’t tell
B. won’t be telling
C. don’t tell
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Which sentence has the correct pronoun/antecedent agreement?
A. Micheal went to their room.
B. Tom ate they dinner.
C. John and Dylan need you to teach them.
D. The cats groomed herself.
Present Perfect and Simple Past Tense › ViewI _____ (know) Julie for three years – we still meet once a month.
A. knew
B. have knew
C. has knew
D. known
E. have known
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We can’t play loud music _______.
A. before everyone will go to bed
B. when everyone went to bed
C. as soon as everyone went to bed
D. after everyone has gone to bed