Choose the correct form of the verb to complete the sentence: “Right now, they (play/are playing) soccer.”
A. play
B. are playing
Random Topics:
Simple and Continuous TensesWould/would like - affirmative/negative-ing &-ed AdjectivesGrammarSuperlative & Comparative AdverbsSentence Types and ConjunctionsSpellingWish + Verb 2Tenses and Word FormationVOCAB & GRAMMAROther quiz:
Grammar › ViewI ___ to the party but I’m not sure yet.
A. might have gone
B. must go
C. might go
Grammar and Vocabulary › View
Obviously, I’d be … of that list.
A. in search
B. in trouble
C. in charge
D. on the top
Modal Verbs › ViewWhat is the difference between ‘must’ and ‘have to’?
A. ‘Must’ is always stronger than ‘have to’ in every context.
B. ‘Must’ indicates a future obligation, while ‘have to’ is for past actions.
C. ‘Must’ is used for suggestions, and ‘have to’ is for personal choices.
D. The difference is that ‘must’ is more personal and subjective, while ‘have to’ is more about external obligations.
Grammar › View
These days, I get ___ days off than I did in the past.
A. less
B. fewer
C. many