[ Grammar ]
She’s an accountant. She (working/works) for the government.
A. Working
B. Works
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Pronouns, Sentence Structure, and Apostrophes › ViewWhen Tim saw the battleship itself, he knew that he had chosen the right profession.
A. Reflexive
B. Intensive
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After eating lunch from the cafeteria, a lot of my friends said that their stomachs ____. It never got any better and they had to go home early.
A. are hurting
B. were hurting
C. was hurting
D. hurts
E. hurt
Grammar › ViewThe construction workers ….. brown tiles on the floor now.
A. are making
B. are swiping
C. are fixing
D. are cleaning
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If I (see) John, I’ll tell him your news.
A. see
B. will see
C. saw