[ Verbal Tenses ]
Time expression used with present perfect…
A. tomorrow
B. now
C. for
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a. nice
b. nicely
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He was ill and fell _____ his work.
A. behind
B. behind with
C. behind on
D. behind for
First Conditional, Future Time Clauses › View………………., come and see me next week.
A. If you’ll have time
B. If you’ll time
C. If you have time
D. If you has time
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I ………………………………so much time studying when I was a child.
A. didn’t spent
B. didn’t spend
C. was spending