[ Grammar ]
A: Can you give me a form please?
A. B: I’ll have printed one for you
B. B: I’ll have one printed for you.
C. B: I’ll get printed one for you.
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Grammar › ViewWhat form expresses an intention which the person denoted by the subject has been planning for some time in order to perform the action.
A. future simple
B. present continuous
C. present simple
D. to be going to
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I am writing an essay about Social media
A. Simple present
B. Present Continuous
Vocabulary › ViewBlue pens were unavailable at the corner store, so I bought some black ones.
A. plentiful
B. not at hand
C. on sale
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The nouns that change their spelling in a special way to form their plural, are called:
A. verbs
B. regular nouns
C. irregular nouns