[ Habitual and Continuous Tenses ]
We don’t usually … tea.
A. drink
B. are drinking
C. drinks
D. are going to drink
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A. had been married
B. were married
C. are married
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We have to rush. We __________ miss the last bus home.
A. needn’t
B. couldn’t
C. mustn’t
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A. didn’t go
B. went
C. leave
D. didn’t went
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Which sentence has the correct use of the comma
A. No, you do not have homework tonight.
B. No you do not, have homework tonight.
C. No you do not have homework, tonight.