When do we use the simple present tense?
A. For actions happening right now.
B. For permanent situations, routines, habits, states, conditions, and opinions.
C. For actions that will happen in the future.
D. For temporary situations.
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Grammar › ViewTeachers can tell their students to use mobile apps like “PIAZZA” to access course materials and also to post questions about specific subjects, all ____ can be done in the classroom or outside the classroom.
A. this
B. what
C. which
D. how
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To quote or reference specific information from a text to support an argument, claim, or point of view
A. Inference
B. Cite
C. Topic
D. Develop
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This is an example of comparing and contrasting:
A. settings
B. characters
C. animals
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A reception will be held to introduce the newly …… director of marketing to the employee of Kaulana Indistries.
A. appoint
B. appoints
C. appointed
D. appointing