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. What is a “direct address” in grammar?
A. When a speaker addresses a group
B. When a speaker addresses or speaks to a person and calls that person by name
C. When a speaker writes a letter
D. When a speaker uses a formal tone
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Tenses › ViewObama: How long have you worked in this company? Nora: On May 1, I … here for 4 years. Obama: That’s a long time.
A. Will work
B. Will be working
C. Will have worked
D. Will have been working
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They are building a nuclear ___________ near my town.
A. factory
B. station
C. power plant
D. industry
Present Continuous › Viewwhat _____ your sister ______ after school?
A. are / doing
B. are / coming
C. is / doing
D. is / coming
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. “I have finished my homework.”
A. Simple Present
B. Present Continuous
C. Present Perfect
D. Present Perfect Continuous