In what situation would you use the simple present tense?
A. Talking about events happening right now.
B. Describing a habit, like “She always drinks coffee in the morning.”
C. Describing an action completed in the past.
D. Discussing future plans.
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Modals › ViewA: How was your exam?B: I’m not sure. I ______ a few mistakes.
A. can’t have done
B. must have done
C. should have done
D. might have done
Do not- Does not › View
don’t / we / want to / cook / Seco de pollo/
A. We don’t cook seco de pollo
B. We don’t want to cook seco de pollo
C. We don’t to want cook seco de pollo
D. We cook seco de pollo
Gerund vs. Infinitive › View Breaking the light barrier is simply not possible.
A. Participle
B. Gerund
C. Infinitive
Tenses › View
While he ___(sleep) at night, he ___ (snore)
A. sleep / snore
B. are sleeping / are snoring
C. was sleeping / was snoring