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“How long have you learned English?”
“I … English for six years by the end of the next year.”
A. will learn
B. learn
C. have learned
D. will have been learning
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Commas and Subordinating Conjunctions › ViewWhich sentence correctly uses a comma?
A. If you let me know your availability, we’ll schedule a meeting accordingly.
B. If you let me know your availability we’ll schedule a meeting accordingly.
Future Tenses › View
Look! She ___ her clothes in the laundry room.
A. washes
B. wash
C. is washing
D. are washing
Describing Words › ViewThe peacock is ……………… .
A. beautiful
B. ugly
Grammar › View
I’ve worked here _________ three years.
A. for
B. from
C. in
D. since