[ Tenses ]
. Use present perfect tense: I (to finish) my homework.
A. I am finishing my homework.
B. I have finished my homework.
C. I finished my homework.
D. I have finish my homework.
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Grammar › ViewWhat is the past tense of begin?
A. began
B. beginned
C. begun
Prepositions › View
The bank doesn’t open _____ 10 a.m.
A. For
B. Until
C. Still
D. Just
Randolf can’t ______ very well
A. to drive
B. drive
C. driving
D. drives
Tenses › View
Right now, Jim……………..the newspaper and Kathy……………dinner
A. reads- has cooked
B. is reading- is cooking
C. has read- was cooking
D. read- will be cooking