[ Present Simple Tense ]
Jane is late for school. (never)
A. Jane is never late for school.
B. Jane never is late for school.
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Preposition › ViewIt took her a long time to recover ___________ the shock of the accident.
A. for
B. from
C. at
D. with
Modal Verbs › View
His excuse ……… be true, but I don’t believe.
A. needs to
B. should
C. can
D. may
Tenses › ViewFind the sentence in present continuous tense.
A. They are playing basketball in the park
B. She will go to the concert today
C. He finished his homework yesterday
D. We have been to that restaurant before
Grammar › View
What ______ you eat for lunch yesterday?
A. did
B. do
C. were
D. are