The dog ate the last bit of its food this morning.
A. Present Simple Tense
B. Present Continuous Tense
C. Simple Past Tense
D. Past Continuous Tense
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Tenses › ViewShe (be) _________ attending the conference this time next week. They (be) _________ renovating their house all month.
A. will be, will be
B. be, will be
C. be, be
D. will , will
Active and Passive Voice › View
Decide whether the sentences are written in Passive.
A. These cars are produced in Japan.
B. Alan teaches geography.
C. They often listen to music.
D. Henry Ford invented the assembly line.
Adjective › ViewA: The prime minister’s speech encouraged us all .
B: Not all of us. I wasn’t _____ at all.
a. encouraging
encouraged
Relative Clauses & Real Conditionals › View
Choose the appropriate first conditional sentence: If I see him tomorrow, I ______ him about the meeting.
A. told
B. will tell
C. would tell
D. tell