[ 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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B : I………. make some bread.
A. will
B. am going to
C. Would
D. are going to
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Which adjective describes the word “stories” in the sentence below?
The old man told fascinating stories about the unique history of each wonderful treasure in his shop.
A. old
B. fascinating
C. unique
D. wonderful
Grammar › ViewRandolf 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