[ Prepositions and Tenses ]
Combine the preposition with the correct tense: ‘I (call) you after I arrive home.’
A. I will call you after I arrive home.
B. I call you after I arrived home.
C. I called you after I arrive home.
D. I will be calling you after I arrive home.
Select your answer:
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He …. very hard all the year round.
A. study
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C. studying
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