[ Verb Tenses ]
Form a negative sentence: She will call you.
A. She will not call you.
B. She is calling you.
C. She might call you.
D. She will never call you.
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Grammar › ViewName the antecedent of the following sentence: The two dinosaurs stared at their feet in amazement
A. Their
B. Dinosaurs
C. Feet
D. Amazement
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Use the correct time expression: “She _______ (currently) studying for her exams.”
A. currently studies
B. is currently studying
C. currently study
D. currently studying
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A. Has
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A: ___________ help me with this heavy box?
B: Sure, my pleasure.
A. Are you going to
B. Will you going to
C. WIll you
D. Do you