[ Tenses ]
I am waiting for you
A. Present Perfect
B. Present simple
C. Present Perfect Continuous
D. Present Continuous
Select your answer:
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A. Either the chair or the table are broken.
B. Either the chair or the table is broken.
C. Either the chair or the table be broken.
D. Either the chair or the table were broken.
Grammar › View
Mary is absent today. She ( ) to Hokkaido.
A. comes
B. has been
C. has gone
D. has arrived