We use the simple present to:
A. Express plans for the future.
B. Express an action that is happening at the moment of speaking.
C. Talk about what we do everyday.
D. All the above.
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Tenses › ViewThey (not visit) their grandparents last summer.
A. They did not visit their grandparents last summer.
B. They have not visited their grandparents last summer.
Grammar › View
What is the question: You have got two polar bears.
A. You got have to polar bears?
B. Have you two polar bears got?
C. Two polar bears have you got?
D. Have you got two polar bears?
Comparatives, Superlatives, and Modals › ViewChoose the correct sentence showing a future prediction:
A. Look at the sky! It is going to rain.
B. Look at the sky! It going to rain.
C. Look at the sky! It is going to raining.
IELTS Vocabulary › View
to produce something in such a way that it makes profit
A. produce profitably
B. advance payment
C. calculate
D. destruction