Thomas and Patrick ___ outside in the yard now.
A. are playing
B. am playing
C. is playing
D. isn’t playing
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Adjective Clause › ViewWhich sentence is correct?
A. The teacher her students wrote the letters is my friend.
B. The teacher who students wrote the letters is my friend.
C. The teacher whose students wrote the letters is my friend.
Tenses › View
Which sentence is in the present perfect continuous tense?
A. I have been finishing my project since 2 weeks ago.
B. I finish my project tomorrow.
C. I am finishing my project.
D. I had finished my project.
Reported Speech › View‘Can I get you a coffee?’ I offered …
A. if I could get him a coffee.
B. getting him a coffee.
C. to get him a coffee.
Comparatives › View
Tennis is ___________________________ than football.
a. more interesting
b. interesting
c. interestinger
d. interestingest