Use present continuous to talk about the future: ‘I (meet) my friends later.’
A. I am meeting my friends now.
B. I will meet my friends later.
C. I am meeting my friends later.
D. I met my friends later.
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A. “Each of the students have a book.”
B. “Each of the students has a book.”
C. “Each of the student has a book.”
D. “Each of the student have a book.”