[ and, so, but, because ]
He doesn’t speak English, _________ he is learning fast.
A. and
B. but
C. or
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Grammar › ViewSandy goes to school …
A. by bus
B. on bus
C. in bus
Grammar › View
Which sentence uses the correct form of the verb?
A. He playing soccer every weekend.
B. He plays soccer every weekend.
C. He play soccer every weekend.
D. He played soccer every weekend.
Tenses › ViewThe police ____ the suspect for thirty hours, but he still ___ committing the crime.
A. have interrogated/hadn’t admitted
B. will interrogate/didn’t admit
C. are interrogating/doesn’t admit
D. have interrogated/wasn’t admitting
E. have been interrrogating/hasn’t admitted
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Identify the gerund in the following scenario: Swimming is Rohan’s favorite activity.
A. Dancing
B. Swimming
C. Running
D. Reading