[ Present Continuous ]
When we want to talk about things that are happening at the moment we speak we must use
A. Past continuous
B. Present perfect
C. Present continuous
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a. draft
b. draught
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I’m sure the boys are in the stadium.
A. The boys can be in the stadium.
B. The boys must be in the stadium.
C. The boys may be in the stadium.
D. The boys might be in the stadium.
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Harry has been the star in potions class.
A. has been
B. been
C. been in
D. has
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Put the book ____ the table.
A. On
B. In