What is he doing?
A. Doing his homework.
B. He are going to do his homework.
C. He do his homework.
D. He’s doing his homework.
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Verbs & Adverbs › ViewTransitive verbs need objects. Fill in the blanks using correct options as the object of the transitive verbs in the given sentences. Mark ‘no object’ if the verbs used in the sentences are intransitive:
It is not correct to say that the moon shines ______. It only reflects the light received from the sun.
A. oneself
B. bit
C. other
D. no object
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The firefighters are helping people to get out of the building.
A. Simple Present Tense
B. Present Progressive
C. Simple Past
D. Present Perfect
Sentence Types and Conjunctions › ViewWhich conjunction is used in: “I will call you after I reach home”?
A. And
B. But
C. After
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It’s a great place to live apart from the increasing volume of ________ that passes under my window every day.
A. traffic
B. vehicles
C. circulation
D. transport