How long have you been living in London?
A. Since 7 years.
B. 7 years ago.
C. For 7 years,
D. In 7 years.
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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.
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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?
Adjectives and Adverbs › ViewWhich sentence has an adverb describing an adjective?
A. “The sky is absolutely beautiful today.”
B. “She danced gracefully on the stage.”
C. “The teacher spoke softly to the class.”
D. “I quickly finished my homework.”
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Which sentence demonstrates correct subject-verb agreement?
A. Many of the students have been studying for the exam.
B. Many of the students has been studying for the exam.
C. Many of the students is studying for the exam.
D. Many of the students be studying for the exam.