[ Future Tenses ]
Convert the sentence to future tense: “She reads a book every night.”
A. She will read a book every night.
B. She will be reading a book every night.
C. She has read a book every night.
D. She read a book every night.
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A. must
B. mustn’t
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Michael and Henry didn’t finish their homework, __________________?
A. does she
B. did he
C. did they
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A. the tacos
B. from that restaurant
C. are too small
D. and salty
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Choose the antonym for the word ‘happy’: ‘She was very happy with the results.’
A. sad
B. joyful
C. excited
D. content