[ Future Tense ]
Don’t go to her house at 7:00 tomorrow morning because she … class at this time.
A. will attending
B. will attend
C. will have been attending
D. will be attending
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Past Modals › ViewI took time off work, so I ___ my friend while she was in the hospital.
A. should visit
B. have to visit
C. was able to visit
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. Which homophone completes this sentence: “_____ going to be late.”
A. Their
B. There
C. They’re
D. Thare
Tenses › ViewMy mother will ………. at home tomorrow to take care of my baby sister.
A. stay
B. stayed
C. staying
D. stays
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Write a sentence using the present tense of the verb “to study.”
A. I studied for the test.
B. I am studying for the test.
C. I study for the test.
D. I will study for the test.