He’s going to the shops…
A. to book an appointment.
B. to speak to his teacher.
C. to say ‘happy birthday’.
D. to buy a present for his wife.
E. to get a coffee.
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Future Simple › ViewThe match _____ (finish) at nine so I will be home by ten.
A. finishes
B. will finish
C. is finishing
D. is going to finish
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Which of the following is NOT a use of the present perfect tense?
A. To talk about actions with results in the present
B. To describe actions that happened in the past
C. To indicate how long something has been happening
D. To describe a routine or habit
Past Perfect or Past Perfect Continuous › ViewWhen they received the message, they ________ for half an hour.
A. had been studying
B. had studied
C. had study
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My brother and I have to go to bed soon.
A. This is a simple sentence.
B. This is a compound sentence.
C. This is a complex sentence.