What is the future simple tense used for?
A. The future simple tense is used for actions that will occur in the future.
B. For ongoing actions happening now.
C. For actions that happened in the past.
D. For hypothetical situations that may never occur.
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Tenses - Pasive Voice › ViewWhere are you going?
A. I am going see a friend.
B. I’ll see a friend.
C. I’ll to see a friend.
D. I am going to see a friend.
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My grandfather ________ to the park now.
A. is not walking
B. are not walking
C. walks
D. walk
Passive Voice › ViewMy car …………. this week , so I’m going to work by bus.
A. Is been repaired
B. Is been repair
C. Is repairing
D. Is being repaired
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The Northern Lights are a beautiful ……….., but some ……….. like earthquakes can be very damaging.
A. phenomena, phenomenon
B. phenomena, phenomena
C. phenomenon, phenomenon
D. phenomenon, phenomena