[ Gerund vs. Infinitive ]
When it began ____________, we had to stop the baseball game and reschedule it.
A. To pour
B. Pouring
C. Either is fine and they mean the same thing
D. The meaning changes but either is fine
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A. his
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David (eat) ______ 3 eggs and is eating another one.
A. has eaten
B. ate
C. has been eaten
D. eats
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A. made
B. got
C. have
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Which sentence is in future continuous tense?
A. They will be going to the moon
B. He is playing football tomorrow
C. She will sleep all day
D. We will have dinner at 8 PM