[ Grammar ]
Which principle part of the verb “am attending” does this sentence contain?: I am attending some lectures on dinosaur.
A. Present
B. Past
C. Past Participle
D. Present Participle
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A. Very it is cold today.
B. Quickly the time passed quite.
C. I will be there too.
D. Cold it is very today.
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They have been studying together since high school.
A. Present Simple
B. Present Perfect
C. Present Continuous
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She ______ (to cook) dinner if you ______ (to go) to the supermarket.
A. will cook/ go
B. will cook/ goes
C. cooks/ will go
D. cook/ will go