Convert the sentence to future tense: ‘He walks to school every day.’
A. He will be walking to school every day.
B. He is walking to school every day.
C. He walked to school every day.
D. He will walk to school every day.
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In the mall, we want to walk quickly to the food court.
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A. to walk
B. to the food court
C. In the mall
D. to walk quickly to the food court
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What is the correct sentence in the future simple tense?
A. I will go to the beach tomorrow.
B. I am going to the beach yesterday.
C. I goes to the beach tomorrow.
D. I going to the beach now.
Grammar › ViewThe worker hunted for jobs in New York for months, ______ he could not find any work.
A. and
B. yet
C. or
D. and but
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Where ________you last holiday?
A. was
B. were
C. are
D. do