[ Present Tenses ]
They (not see) __________ the new exhibition yet, but they (plan) __________ to go this weekend.
A. haven’t seen/are planning
B. didn’t see/planned
C. don’t see/are planning
D. haven’t seen/planned
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A. Simple
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A. They are used with different structures
B. They mean the same thing
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A. wasn’t
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A. Students
B. found
C. their
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