[ Perfect Tenses ]
By this time next year, I —- (finish) the course and I —- (start) to speak perfect English.
A. have finished – will have started
B. had finished – will have started
C. will have finished – will have started
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A. Very it is cold today.
B. Quickly the time passed quite.
C. I will be there too.
D. Cold it is very today.
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A. scalded
B. flooded
C. cut
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A is sitting …. is
B are sitting …. is
C are sitting … are
D is sitting …are
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How _____ cars do you have?
A. much
B. many