[ Grammar ]
Yes, we’re really enjoying it.
A. Do you have a good time in Spain?
B. Are you having a good time in Spain?
C. Is you having a good time in Spain?
D. Does you have a good time in Spain?
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The class traveled through Spain and Italy.
A. The class traveled
B. through Spain
C. through Spain and Italy
D. traveled through
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Mr Chen tied his shoelace.
A. tight
B. tightly
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A. Must be
B. Should
C. Should be
D. Can’t
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David …………………. for five hours and he was tired.
A. has driven
B. had been driving