Use the future tense in a sentence: ‘They __________ (to have) a party next weekend.’
A. They are having a party next weekend.
B. They had a party next weekend.
C. They will have a party next weekend.
D. They have a party next weekend.
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Past Perfect Tense › ViewWhat is the correct past perfect form of “She makes some delicious cookies”?
A. She had make some delicious cookies.
B. She has made some delicious cookies.
C. She had made some delicious cookies.
D. She made some delicious cookies.
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“i’m sorry for ….. you all this trouble,
A. causing
B. making
C. doing
D. creating
Relative Clauses › ViewDo you know the reason _______we should learn English?
A. who
B. when
C. where
D. why
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Remember what you told me about Nancy’s going to Cabo? Well, she _________________ on holiday. I have just seen her in the street.
A. must have gone
B. couldn’t have gone
C. may not have gone