[ Vocabulary ]
What does “present continuous” mean?
A. A temporary action which isn’t finished
B. An action completed yesterday
C. A plan for the future
D. A habit you always do
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A. can’t
B. has to
C. have been to
D. have to
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I ____________ (mop) the floor so don’t go running around. You might slip.
A. have just mopped
B. haven’t mopped yet
C. have already mopped
Grammar › ViewI wouldn’t be surprised if Mary ___ come first after all.
A. would
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C. could
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They … at the party yesterday.
A. are
B. were
C. aren’t
D. was