Complete the sentences with in, at, or to. She usually goes ___ the gym after work.
A. to
B. in
C. at
D. on
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Tenses › View. Do you ___ (to like) ice cream?
A. prefer
B. like
C. dislike
D. hate
Grammar › View
Which of the following words would be most appropriate to use in the blank in the following below?
Olvin did not see what happened until he ______ the entrance to the park.
_
A. reached
B. reach
C. was reaching
D. reaches
Future Tenses › ViewChoose the sentence that correctly uses Future Perfect to show completion.
A. By tomorrow morning, I will be finishing my essay.
B. By tomorrow morning, I will finish my essay.
C. By tomorrow morning, I will have finished my essay.
D. By tomorrow morning, I am going to finish my essay.
Idioms › View
I used to ___ on to my Mom’s dress when we crossed the street.
a. hang
b. hand
c. pull
d. push