Choose the correct form of the verb to complete the sentence: “Right now, they (play/are playing) soccer.”
A. play
B. are playing
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A. are loving
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C. will love
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Which sentence is written correctly?
A. I want to go to Orlando Florida.
B. I want to go to, Orlando, Florida.
C. I want to go to Orlando, Florida.
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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.
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These days, I get ___ days off than I did in the past.
A. less
B. fewer
C. many