Which sentence uses the correct form of the verb for a habitual action?
A. The students are wearing their school uniform on Mondays.
B. The students wore their school uniform on Mondays.
C. The students wear their school uniform on Mondays.
D. The students was wearing their school uniform on Mondays.
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Grammar › View“Is there a bus to Boston tomorrow morning?”
” According to the bus schedule, there’s one that ____at seven o’clock.”
A. will leave
B. is leaving
C. leaves
D. is going to leave
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I ……………… pay for the tickets because I got them from Sam for free.
A. should
B. ought to
C. have to
D. don’t have to
Verb Tenses › ViewEvery day, the secretary _______ many letters for her boss.
A. is typing
B. typed
C. types
D. type
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. The film _____ by a well-known columnist next month. I can’t wait to see what she says.
A. will be reviewed
B. will review
C. is reviewed
D. will get reviewed