David and Jonathan car broke down yesterday.
A. David’s and Jonathan car broke down yesterday.
B. David and Jonathan’s car broke down yesterday.
C. David’s and Jonathan’s car broke down yesterday.
D. David and Jonathans car broke down yesterday.
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A. in
B. on
C. at
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The idea which Barry thought of is great.
A. “Which” can be both omitted and swapped for “that”
B. “Which” can be omitted but can’t be swapped for “that”
C. “Which” can’t be either omitted or swapped for “that”
D. “Which” can’t be omitted but can be swapped for “that”
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A. should
B. might
C. has to
D. have to
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Identify the sentence that is in the future perfect tense.
A. I will be going to the store.
B. I will have gone to the store by 5 PM.
C. I will go to the store.
D. I go to the store.