[ Subject Verb Agreement ]
. A number of people (was / were) protesting in the street.
A. was
B. were
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Tenses › ViewChoose the correct sentence:
A. He has been in Taiwan for two weeks.
B. He has being in Taiwan for two weeks ago.
C. He has been in Taiwan since two weeks ago.
D. He have been in Taiwan since two weeks.
Some vs. Any › View
Could you give me … paper? (A request – I expect you will say ‘yes’.)
a. some
b. any
Grammar › ViewBy the time you read this letter I ___ towards Australia.
A. will be sailing
B. will be sailed
C. will sail
D. is going to sail
Simple and Continuous Present Tense › View
They ………….. breakfast right now.
A. is having
B. are having
C. has
D. have