Time phrases with present simple.
A. later, tomorrow.
B. at the moment, right now
C. never, sometimes, usually.
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Type of Sentences › ViewAlthough I have read many books by John Steinbeck, my favorite is The Pearl.
A. Simple sentence
B. Compound sentence
C. Complex sentence
D. Compound-complex sentence
Tenses › View
Which sentence is incorrect?
A. He has lunch at noon
B. John studies at night all of the time
C. Mary usually busy on Monday
D. He read novel last night
Past Tense › ViewThey first ___ when they ___ in high school
A. meet-are
B. met-were
C. meet-were
D. met-are
Vocabulary › View
Charlotte and Liam are discussing wedding plans. What does “Fiancé” mean?
A. A man’s close-fitting jacket worn especially during the Renaissance
B. A man or woman engaged to be married
C. One that serves to hold together parts that function as a unit
D. Something in dependence on something else for existence or support without making a useful return