[ Grammar ]
The definition for your is…
A. Is a possessive adjective. It describes a noun by telling us to whom it belongs.
B. Is actually a contraction of “you are”.
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Present / Future / Present Progressive / non Action Verbs › ViewChoose the correct form
A. He is works now
B. he is working right now
C. he work right now
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Joseph may ______________ the meeting later.
A. attend
B. attends
C. attended
D. attending
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