I have written three letters. This means…
A. she is still writing now
B. she is not writing anymore
C. she hasn’t finished writing yet
D. she hopes to finish writing this morning
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Conditional Sentence Type 0-3 › ViewIf I had had liberal to
A. I watched the motion picture with my friend
B. I’ll watch the motion picture along with my friend.
C. I watched the motion picture along with my friends.
D. I’m looking at the motion picture along with my friends.
Modals › View
Choose the option with the highest possibility of rain.
A. I can rain tomorrow.
B. I should rain tomorrow.
C. I might rain tomorrow.
D. I could rain tomorrow.
Future Tenses › ViewHe _____ (not/ leave) on Monday.
A. doesn’t leave
B. won’t leave
C. isn’t leaving
D. isn’t going to leave
Grammar › View
They had left early, so I my ride.
A. will miss
B. missed
C. might miss