Conjugate the regular verb ‘to cook’ in the present continuous tense.
A. They will cook
B. I am cooking, you are cooking, he/she/it is cooking, we are cooking, you (plural) are cooking, they are cooking.
C. I cook
D. You cooked
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Grammar › ViewHow would you fix the following sentence?
Whenever we go to the movies I always have to have popcorn.
A. add a semicolon after movies
B. add a comma after movies
C. delete the second “have” before popcorn
D. No change needed
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True or False: The Past Continuous tense is used to describe ongoing actions in the past.
A. Sometimes true, sometimes false
B. TRUE
C. FALSE
D. Not enough information
Nouns And Verbs › ViewChoose the verb from the sentence below.
Rob and Ally walk to the park on Tuesday mornings.
A. Rob and Ally
B. Park
C. Walk
D. Morning
Grammar: Used to, Would, Be used to, Get used to › View
I ___ so tired in the mornings.
A. didn’t use to be
B. wouldn’t be