Create a question in the future simple tense.
A. Will you attend the meeting next week?
B. Are you attending the meeting next week?
C. Will you attending the meeting next week?
D. Did you attend the meeting last week?
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Reported Speech › ViewYolanda said, “I have to leave the class before 12:30.”
A. Yolanda said that I have to leave the class before 12:30.”
B. Yolanda said that she has to leave the class before 12:30.”
C. Yolanda said that she had to leave the class before 12:30.”
D. Yolanda said that she has had to leave the class before 12:30.”
Grammar › View
Mark,…………… is only twenty, teaches French.
A. which
B. who
C. when
D. whose
Conjunctions › View_______she is beautiful, she is not proud
A. Since
B. Although
State Verbs and Action Verbs › View
I___________that his girlfriend is selfish.
A. think
B. am thinking
C. not think
D. don’t thinking