[ Verb-ing or to Verb ]
The heavy rain kept him ______ here on time.
A. come
B. to come
C. for coming
D. from coming
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A. didn’t use to
B. didn’t used to
C. never use to
D. was used to
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A. and
B. but
C. so
D. because
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Change into Present Continuous!
A. Hani is going to the amusement park
B. Hani was going to the amusement park
C. Hani has been going to the amusement park
D. Hani will have been going to the amusement park
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The boys broke ____ basketball hoop.
Which form of there/they’re/their should be in this sentence?
A. They’re
B. There
C. Their