[ Tenses ]
We use this tense for plans that are already fixed and there is evidence.
A. future with will
B. present continuous
C. present simple
D. future with be going to
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Grammar › ViewWhat is the compound subject in the sentence below?
Macie and I are excited about the upcoming trip to Chicago.
A. Macie, I
B. are excited
C. upcoming trip
D. Macie, Chicago
Grammar › View
The idiom “on the ball” is closest in meaning to:
A. Play game
B. On time
C. Doing a good job
D. Calm down
Modals › ViewJane must have forgotten our date – she’s usually always on time.
A. It is certain
B. It is not certain
Phrasal Verb › View
Bob’s plane took off with some delay. What does ‘Take off’ mean?
A. Arrive
B. Depart
C. Stay
D. Disappear