[ Verb Tenses ]
I ___ until it is my turn to see the doctor.
A. am waiting
B. is waiting
C. are waiting
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Gerunds and Infinitives › ViewChoose the right sentence.
A. Can I borrow that magazine when you’ve finished to reading it?
B. Can I borrow that magazine when you’ve finished reading it?
C. Can I borrow that magazine when you’ve finished read it?
D. Can I borrow that magazine when you’ve finish reading it?
Conjunctions › View
Fill in the blank with a conjunctive adverb: ‘She studied hard; _____, she passed the exam.’
A. although
B. however
C. instead
D. therefore
Simple Present and Past Tenses › ViewWe _____ new vocabulary at school yesterday.
A. learning
B. will learn
C. learnt
D. learns
Subject-Verb Agreement › View
Some of the debts ________ are still outstanding.
A. Is
B. Are