[ Perfect Tenses of Verbs ]
The Merrills will have lived in Kentucky for six years in May.
A. present perfect
B. past perfect
C. future perfect
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Grammar › ViewA: How is John now?
B: He ………………. better slowly.
A. gets
B. is getting
C. has been getting
D. got
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It’s been ___________ for two days and now there some flooding in the coastal areas
A. raining cats and dogs
B. ups and downs
C. beating the clock
D. keeping something under my hats
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A. walked
B. don´t walk
C. am walking
D. didn´t walk
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Alternatively, your lecturer will provide another submission date … you can handle it.
A. and
B. if
C. but
D. although