[ Verb Tenses ]
Differentiate between tenses: I ate breakfast vs. I have eaten breakfast.
A. I eat breakfast every day.
B. I will eat breakfast tomorrow.
C. I ate breakfast refers to a completed action in the past, while I have eaten breakfast indicates a past action with present relevance.
D. I had eaten breakfast before noon.
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A. “May I see your ID, please?”
B. “Give me your ID.”
C. “You need to show me your ID.”
D. “Hand me your ID now.”
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They won’t get the new job, ___
A. won’t they?
B. will they?
C. shouldn’t they?
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A. Medical care
B. Technician
C. Lawyer
D. Athlete
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Drivers can see the yellow buses ….. far away.
A. with
B. to
C. in
D. from