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Which expression is often used with the present continuous to indicate ‘now’ or ‘around now’?
A. Yesterday
B. Last week
C. These days
D. Tomorrow
Select your answer:
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Don’t forget ———— home as soon as you arrive at your destination.
A. to call
B. calling
C. having called
D. to be called