“Somebody is using the computer right now.”
The passive of the above sentence is ….
A. The computer is being used by somebody right now.
B. The computer is used by somebody right now.
C. The computer being used by somebody right now.
D. The computer used by somebody right now.
Select your answer:
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Grammar › ViewWhat do you often ( have)…….…. for Breakfast? – I (not know)……..…I (not often prepare)……….breakfast. My mother (prepare)……………it now.
A. have, don’t know, don’t often prepare, are preparing
B. has, don’t know, don’t often prepare, is preparing
C. have, don’t know, doesn’t often prepare, is preparing
D. have, don’t know, don’t often prepare, is preparing
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Which of the following words is an example of an adverb of negation?
A. Fully
B. Rarely
C. Never
D. Greatly