[ Tenses ]
. Convert the sentence to future tense: ‘I eat breakfast at 7 AM.’
A. I will eat breakfast at 7 AM.
B. I will have eaten breakfast at 7 AM.
C. I ate breakfast at 7 AM.
D. I am eating breakfast at 7 AM.
Random Topics:
Adjective vs AdverbPresent simple & ContinuousModal, Causative Verb & Elliptical StructureFuture Tense and ConditionalsVerb PhrasesSubject Verb Agreement; Indefinite PronounsFirst Conditional SentenceVerb ConjugationApostrophes and Quotation MarksFuture SimpleOther quiz:
Bridal vs. Bridle › ViewThe … suite is located in the heart of downtown Raleigh.
(a) bridal
(b) bridle
Vocabulary › View
Choose the word that best completes the sentence: “Despite the criticism, she remained _____ in her pursuit of justice.”
A. Petulant
B. Mercurial
C. Zealous
D. Brash
Subject Verb Agreement › ViewA large number of voters still __________ along straight-party lines.
A. vote
B. votes
C. voted
D. voting
Modals - Conditionals - Future Tenses › View
If Charlie … (not stop) eating these green apples, he will feel sick soon.
A. didn’t stop
B. hadn’t stopped
C. wouldn’t stop
D. doesn’t stop