Choose a logical situation to grant someone a favour
A. they are out of options
B. they want to cause trouble
C. they are lazy
D. they are really pretty
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Tenses › ViewBy the end of the year, they ________ their new house.
A. will have bought
B. will be buying
C. had bought
D. are bought
Must Vs Have to › View
Choose the correct option.
A. I must go to the doctor I feel bad.
B. I have to go to the doctor I feel bad.
Reported Speech › ViewKeith told the immigration officer, “This is my first visit to the United States.”
A. Keith told the immigration officer that that was his first visit to the United States.
B. Keith told the immigration officer that that is his first visit to the United States.
C. Keith told the immigration officer that that would be his first visit to the United States.
Mixed Present Tenses › View
Mum and Dad are both busy. Mum is ………………. (cook) lunch and Dad ……………(vacuum) the carpets.
A. is cooking/is vacuuming
B. are cooking/ are vacuuming
C. cooks/vacuums
D. is cooking/ vacuums