[ Present Simple Tense ]
She listens to music at night. (sometimes)
A. She listens to music sometimes at night.
B. She sometimes listens to music at night.
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A. nemo finally found his way home
B. Nemo finally found his way home
C. Nemo finally found his way home.
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Can you jump to the moon?
A. No, I don’t.
B. No, I doesn’t.
C. No, I haven’t.
D. No, I can’t.
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B: Yes, ………. many.
A. there aren’t
B. there isn’t
C. there is
D. there are
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It looks like you ____ (not/clean) this kitchen ____ several weeks.
A. have not clean/ since
B. hasn`t cleaned/ for
C. haven`t cleaned/ for
D. have not clean/ since