Are the plants next to the stairs?
A. No, the plants are not next to the stairs
B. Yes, the plants are next to the stairs.
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Future Tenses › ViewIdentify the sentence that is in the future simple tense.
A. I will be reading a book tomorrow.
B. She will finish her homework by 8 PM.
C. They will travel to Paris next summer.
D. We have been planning a trip.
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I went to the box office at lunch-time, but they had already sold all the tickets.
A. past perfect tense
B. simple past tense
C. present perfect tense
D. past perfect continues
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A. am glad / you are back
B. glad / will be back
C. will be glad / are back
D. am glad / will be back
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Which sentence uses the past tense correctly?
A. She walked to the park yesterday.
B. She will walk to the park yesterday.
C. She walking to the park yesterday.
D. She walk to the park yesterday.