Which sentence consistently uses the imperative mood?
A. Sit down, Zippy, and stop drooling.
B. Sit down, Zippy, and it is helpful to stop drooling.
C. You should sit, Zippy, and you should stop drooling.
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Grammar › View_____ my classmates ___________ late?
Yes, they _____
A. Are ; going to be; are
B. Is ; going to be ; is
C. Did ; going to are ; are
D. Are ; going to being ; are
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Which sentence is in Simple Present Tense?
A. I eat breakfast at 7 AM.
B. She was eating when I arrived.
C. They will go to the beach tomorrow.
D. He had already left when I came.
E. adverb
Tenses › ViewWe (be) going to the beach this summer.
A. is
B. were
C. are
D. am
Tenses › View
When Mr. Brown ___ to the party all the guests ___ at the table.
A. come / sat
B. came / are sitting
C. came / were sitting
D. comes / sit