[ Verbal Tenses ]
How long have you been here?
A. I been here for ages
B. I’ve been here ages
C. I been here for many years
D. I’ve been here for ages
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Prepositions › ViewMy best friend, John, is named _____ his great-grandfather.
A. After
B. To
C. About
Prepositions › View
Which word is NOT a preposition?
A. Inside
B. To
C. Student
D. Down
Grammar › ViewSally can’t go out now. She ………………….. study for a test.
A. have to
B. has to
C. doesn’t have to
Prepositions › View
No one ever listens ____ me.
A. With
B. In
C. To
D. About