[ Grammar & Tenses ]
Can you ride a bike?” “No, ____________ a bike but I want to learn.”
A. never riding
B. I’m never riding
C. I’ve never ridden
D. I was never riding
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Grammar › ViewWhich sentence correctly uses the verb “to be” in the present simple tense?
A. The scissors is on the desk.
B. My glasses are broken.
C. The news are good today.
D. The pants is too tight.
Grammar › View
What is the meaning of this personification?
“The raindrops danced on the tabletop.”
A. Raindrops danced around on the table.
B. The rain hit the table and bounced off.
C. The rain soaked the patio.
D. The rain watered the plants.
Simple Present Tense › ViewThe post office ___ at 5:30 pm.
a. close
b. closes
Adjective + to + Verb › View
it’s easy to eat
A. a video game
B. the homework
C. a sandwich