Which sentence correctly uses “will” for things you expect to happen?
A. I am going to probably win the game.
B. I will probably win the game.
C. I probably win the game.
D. I am probably winning the game.
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Simple Tenses › ViewIs the sentence written in present, past, or future?: The dog barked everytime a person went by.
A. Past
B. Present
C. Future
D. None
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What is the correct passive form of ‘The teacher teaches the students’?
A. The teacher is teaching the students.
B. The students are taught by the teacher.
C. The students were taught by the teacher.
D. The teacher has taught the students.
Quantifiers › View“How much” is used to ask about quantity with…
A. Countable nouns
B. Uncountable nouns
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To not take part in some activity, such as voting.
A. abstain
B. armistice
C. arsenal
D. blockade