Use future tense: We (to visit) grandma next week.
A. We are visiting grandma next week.
B. We visited grandma next week.
C. We will visit grandma next week.
D. We visit grandma next week.
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a. some
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. Which answer gives the best way to correct the sentence: “My awesome best friend was born on October, 1, 1999.”
A. Delete the comma after “October”
B. Add a comma after “awesome”
C. NO CHANGE
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A. Should have been
B. Might have been
C. Must have been
D. Will have been
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you ________ clean your room before your mom gets home.
A. ‘d better
B. can
C. shouldn’t
D. has to