[ Present Perfect Tense ]
…… a noise just then?
A. Have you been hearing?
B. Do you hear?
C. Did you hear?
D. Have you heard?
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If Clause › ViewIf there had been enough water, the rice fields _____ more productive.
A. would have been
B. will have been
C. will be
D. would be
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She _____ (walk) to school today because it ______ (rain).
A. is walking / is raining
B. hasn’t walk / has rain
C. walks / has rained
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A. little
B. too much
C. much
D. enough
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How does using anecdotes benefit persuasive writing?
A. By adding statistical evidence
B. By illustrating points with personal stories
C. By listing factual information
D. By asking questions