[ Tenses ]
. I often _____ him and he always _____ ‘Hello’ to me.
A. see, says
B. sees, says
C. sees, say
D. saw, says
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IELTS Grammar-ing / InfinitiveGrammar - may/might/couldAdverbial Clause of ConcessionModals, Conditionals, and Clauses- Defining, Non-definingSynonym and AntonymSimiles, Metaphors, Personification and HyperbolePresent simple & ContinuousBe used to vs used toRelative - ConditionalOther quiz:
Grammar › ViewBecause you have done outstanding work throughout the years in this institution, ___ chosen valedictorian by your group.
A. you have
B. have been
C. you have been
D. since you have been
Grammar › View
Is there a broom in the kitchen?
A. No, there isn’t.
B. Yes, there are.
C. Yes, there is.
D. No, there are.
Grammar › ViewWhich one of these is an imperative sentence?
A. I need you to get out of here!
B. Why won’t you stop whining?
C. Sit down.
D. I love climbing mountains..
Present Tenses › View
He ____ (drive) an automatic car before.
A. doesn´t drive
B. isn´t driving
C. hasn´t driven
D. hasn´t been driving