[ Future Tense ]
“How’s the weather going to be tomorrow?”
A. Not so good. It looks like it’s raining tomorrow.
B. Not so good. It looks like it’s going to rain tomorrow.
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Grammar › ViewThomas fell down ________ injured his right leg.
A. and
B. but
C. so
D. because
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I hope help comes soon, Julie. I don’t think we can ______ much longer.
A. hold back
B. hold over
C. hold in
D. hold out
Tenses › ViewWe cannot send the store’s coupon booklet to the printers until it — by Ms. Jeon.
A. is approving
B. approves
C. has been approved
D. will be approved
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” Has Mary found a job yet? ”
” I don’t know whether _____ or not. ”
A. she does
B. she has found
C. she found
D. she has