[ Tenses ]
We usually speak in English in class.
A. Present Simple Tense
B. Present Continuous Tense
C. Simple Past Tense
D. Past Continuous Tense
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Homophones › ViewI wish I could rewrite it, but ___ is not much time left.
A. there
B. their
C. they’re
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William Hearst had five sons, – – – – – eventually became executives in the Hearst newspaper conglomerate.
(A) all of them
(B) of them all
(C) all of whom
(D) who of all
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A. A mouse is crying loudly.
B. A mouse is laughing loudly.
C. A mouse is talking loudly.
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We’ve got … ham. We can’t make any hamburgers.
A. few
B. a few
C. little
D. a little