Differentiate between the tenses: “I will eat dinner” and “I will be eating dinner.”
A. Both are future simple tense.
B. The first is future continuous, the second is future simple.
C. The first is future simple, the second is future continuous.
D. Both are future continuous tense.
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Hana : …
A. It’s inside that building.
B. It’s between two rooms.
C. It’s only a five-minute walk.
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“Who will bell the cat?” asks the mice in a loud voice.
A. “Who will bell the cat” asks the mouse in a loud voice.
B. “Who will bell the cat?” asks the mouse in a loud voice.
C. “Who bells the cat?” asks the mouse in a loud voice.
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A. footes
B. feet
C. feets
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