[ Future Tenses ]
Somebody fainted,
A. I am going to call for help.
B. I am calling for help.
C. I will call for help.
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A. blooming
B. scarlet
C. layout
D. burly
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In spite of the fact that Rodney could speak only ________ Korean, he enjoyed holidaying in Korea.
A. few
B. little
C. much
D. many
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A. had started
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Which sentence is in the Past Perfect tense?
A. She had called before he arrived.
B. She called before he arrived.
C. She calls him before he arrives.
D. She is calling him before he arrives.