[ Verb Tenses ]
Convert the sentence to future tense: ‘He runs every morning.’
A. He ran every morning.
B. He is running every morning.
C. He has run every morning.
D. He will run every morning.
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Reported Speech › ViewKen said, “I have seen that movie”.
A. He told me that he had seen that movie.
B. He told me that he has seen that movie.
C. He told me that he have seen that movie.
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…………….. he was late, he missed the bus.
A. Although
B. But
C. And
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A. have raised
B. have been raised
C. were raised
D. had raised
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One of the apples __ been eaten.
A. has
B. have