[ Present Perfect - Just, Already, Yet ]
Jane _________________ (go out), she’s still in her room.
A. hasn’t gone out yet
B. has already gone out
C. has just gone out
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Grammar › View Choose the perfect form of the underlined verb!
By Thursday, I will visit Western Pennsylvania.
A. visit
B. have visited
C. be visiting
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She ______________ dinner right now.
A. Isn’t cooking
B. Doesn’t cook
Grammar › ViewWhich sentence is in the present tense?
A. I tell Tiana my opinions about her music.
B. The painter will blend blue and yellow together.
C. I tore the paper into two equal pieces.
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That’s the kindergarden in … the children used to go.
A. who
B. which
C. whom
D. whose