[ Present Tenses ]
He ___ (work) as a doctor for the last decade.
A. works
B. is working
C. has worked
D. has been working
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Since you were responsible for your brother, I will pay for your new shoes.
A. Since you were responsible
B. I will pay for your new shoes
C. Since you were responsible for your brother,
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Tokyo is a big city. What is ‘big’ in this sentence?
A. adjective of quality
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A. Grammatical error
B. Syntactic error
C. Lexical error
D. Covert error
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A. Baker
B. Butcher
C. Builder