[ Future Perfect Tense ]
She will have been teaching.
A. Will she not have taught?
B. Will not she have taught?
C. Will she have not taught?
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Idioms › View“Against the clock” means ___.
a. a new record
b. a test of speed or time
c. an impossible task
Perfect Tenses › View
Which of the following sentences is NOT in the present perfect tense?
A. Boom has lived here for five years.
B. Thee and Rinya have been to Paris.
C. Cheya is eating dinner.
D. We have finished our project.
Grammar › View
What are you doing?
A. I am playing games.
B. I is playing games.
C. I are playing games.
D. I am dancing.
Plural › View
What’s the plural of lady?
A. Ladys
B. Ladyes
C. Ladies