[ Grammar and Language Usage ]
Which sentence uses the correct form of the verb?
A. She having a new car.
B. She have a new car.
C. She has a new car.
D. She haves a new car.
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Grammar › ViewThis coffee is very sweet. She can’t drink it.
A. This coffee is too sweet for her to drink.
B. This coffee is enough for her to drink it.
C. This coffee is very sweet for her too drink.
Grammar › View
There aren’t … plans to build this city yet.
A. some
B. any
Tenses › ViewMy son is a student. He (be) ………………………………………… a student for three years. I hope he (finish) …………………………… soon.
A. has been; will finish
B. have been; will finish
C. has been; is going to finish
D. was; will finish
Phrasal Verbs › View
We watched as the planes took _______________ from the airport.
A. across
B. over
C. up
D. off