[ VERB TO BE ]
in/ English class / we/ are
A. We are in English class
B. class are in English We
C. English We class are in
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Vocabulary › ViewSo there I was, having accepted invitations to tow different parties on the same evening. What a(n) ___ to be in!
A. condolence
B. commend
C. parsimonious
D. quandary
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Tom’s so far/never seen his cousins.
A. so far
B. never
Present Simple vs Present Continuous › ViewI sometimes ………………to the cinema.
A. go
B. goes
C. going
D. to go
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Which of the following is structurally CORRECT?
A. He is still writing the final report; he hadn’t finished yet.
B. He is still writing the final report; he had finished it by 6 pm.
C. He was busy because he has been writing the final report for two hours.
D. He is still writing the final report; he hasn’t finished yet.