[ Grammar ]
Are there four houses?
A. Yes, there is.
B. Yes, there are.
C. No, there isn’t.
D. No, there aren’t.
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Past Tenses › ViewI … at the hotel for already a fortnight when I received your letter.
A. had stayed
B. stayed
C. had been staying
D. was staying
Future Tenses › View
What (wear / you) at the party tonight?
A. are you going to wear
B. will you be wearing
C. wears you
D. are you wearing
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The toys are for my brother. I put …………. in the toy’s box.
A. them
B. it
C. him
Verbal Phrases › View
What is the gerund phrase in this sentence?
William enjoys writing short stories in his English class.
A. Wiliam
B. William enjoys writing
C. writing short stories
D. in his English class