How can future tenses express promises or offers?
A. Future tenses express certainty using ‘might’ or ‘could’.
B. Future tenses indicate past actions using ‘was’ or ‘were’.
C. Future tenses express questions using ‘do’ or ‘does’.
D. Future tenses express promises or offers by indicating intention using ‘will’ or ‘shall’.
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Grammar › ViewWhich sentence correctly changes this declarative sentence to an interrogative?: I need you to help me take out the trash.
A. Thank you for your help with the trash!
B. Your chore is to take out the trash.
C. Take out the trash.
D. Can you please help me take out the trash?
Simple Present Tense › View
The tour guide (not know) the place well.
A. do not know
B. does not know
C. is not know
D. did not know
Adverbs › ViewIdentify the adverb of manner in this sentence: She spoke softly to the baby.
A. quickly
B. loudly
C. softly
D. gently
Prepositions › View
The dogs ….the chair.
A. Are on
B. Is on
C. Are under
D. Is under