[ Grammar - Present Perfect Tense ]
I (meet) ______________ a lot of people in the last few days.
A. met
B. am meeting
C. have met
D. have meet
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(a) yokes
(b) yolks
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Ms. Wayne made an _____mistake during the presentation for the executives.
A. embarrass
B. embarrassed
C. to embarrass
D. embarrassing
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A. must have been
B. should have been
C. could have been
D. might have been
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Which sentence is correct for future arrangements?
A. They are meeting their friends tomorrow.
B. They will meet their friends tomorrow.
C. They meet their friends tomorrow.
D. They met their friends tomorrow.