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Complete with “have needed” or “has needed”: They ____ (need) more time to prepare for the exam.
A. have needed
B. has needed
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Grammar › ViewThis lorry is too expensive for me. I cannot ______ it.
A. demand
B. expend
C. afford
D. expense
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The phrase “post modernism” ____ about fifty years ago, but most people still ____ what it means.
A. was appearing / haven’t known
B. appeared / don’t know
C. has appeared / don’t know
D. appeared / weren’t knowing
Progressive Perfect and Simple Verb Tenses › ViewThe sky IS BECOMING darker by the minute.
A. present progressive
B. past progressive
C. future progressive
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______ I got out the cab in front of the hospital, I saw a kitten that looked _____ it hadn’t eaten for a week.
A. As, as if
B. As if, as