Which sentence correctly uses “will” for things you expect to happen?
A. I am going to probably finish my homework tonight.
B. I will probably finish my homework tonight.
C. I probably finish my homework tonight.
D. I am probably finishing my homework tonight.
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Conjunctions › ViewChoose the sentence that correctly uses a correlative conjunction:
A. Either I’ll call you or send you a message.
B. Both he is smart or hardworking.
C. She not only likes swimming but also running.
D. Not only he is funny, but also kind.
Grammar › View
The pupils tried to learn these difficult poems _____
A. By heart
B. By mind
C. By memory
D. By the heart
… does the Prime Minister live?
A. When
B. Why
C. Where
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Many students have chosen to celebrate Kwanzaa along with their traditional religious holidays.
A. Present Perfect
B. Future Perfect
C. Present
D. Past Perfect