Which sentence uses the future continuous tense correctly to express an ongoing action at a specific time in the future?
A. I will be studying at the library tomorrow at 3 pm.
B. I am going to be studying at the library tomorrow at 3 pm.
C. I am studying at the library tomorrow at 3 pm.
D. I study at the library tomorrow at 3 pm.
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I usually take a nap ________the lunch break.
A. in
B. at
C. during
D. on
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“Which paintings will be exhibited tomorrow?”
“We don’t know yet: they _______ by a team.”
A. are still being selected
B. are still selecting
C. still be selected
D. still selected
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A. cold
B. hard
C. soft
D. hot
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Which sentence uses a modal verb to express a strong possibility?
A. She might be at the park.
B. She could be at the park.
C. She must be at the park.
D. She can be at the park.