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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Conjunctions › ViewJenny is a very nice person. She is always prompt…help her friends
A. so as not to
B. to
C. for
D. so that
Reported Speech › View
” I passed my driving licence exam last week’
A. Kasia told us she had passed her driving exam last week.
B. Kasia told us she had passed her driving exam the week before.
C. Kasia said us she had passed her driving exam last week.
Transitional Words › View
This is an example of comparing and contrasting:
A. settings
B. characters
C. animals
Grammar › View
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