[ Grammar ]
What are you doing?
A. I am playing games.
B. I is playing games.
C. I are playing games.
D. I am dancing.
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He _______(not work) in the construction site now.
A. isn’t work
B. doesn’t work
C. don’t working
D. isn’t working
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A. countable
B. uncountable
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Please finish the project _____.
A. as possible as you can
B. as possible as soon
C. as soon as possible
D. as soon as possibly