[ Future Tense ]
“What are your plans for tonight?”
A. Nothing. I’m definitely staying at home. I have to save my money.
B. Nothing. I will definitely stay home. I have to save my money.
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Past and Present Tenses › ViewBy the time the guests arrived, we _______ the decorations. (finish)
A. finish
B. finished
C. have finished
D. had finished
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Which word means “a bad, difficult, or dangerous situation?”
A. droop
B. plight
C. clever
D. accomplish
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A. Catches
B. Catching
C. Is changing
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Complete the sentence: ‘This time tomorrow, I ___ (relax) on the beach.’
A. will be relaxing
B. will relax
C. am going to relax
D. will have relaxed