[ Grammar ]
We use the Present Continuous when the action:
A. happened in the past.
B. is happening right now.
C. will happen in the future.
D. never happens.
Select your answer:
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A. He will be studying for his exams now.
B. They are playing tennis tomorrow.
C. She was dancing at the party last night.
D. We will be traveling to Japan next week.
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Is this ….. laptop, Jeff?
A. your
B. yours
C. its
D. his