If you’re telling the police exactly what happened, you’re speaking
A. rightfully
B. exactly
C. truthfully
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Grammar › ViewMy sister ____ in for skating last winter
A. goes
B. went
C. is going
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Infer the possible consequences of anarchy in a society.
A. Increased stability and order
B. Lack of laws and potential chaos
C. A single ruler with absolute power
D. A well-documented historical record
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A. over the last few weeks
B. in a few weeks’ time
C. for a few weeks now
D. in the last few weeks
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Which of the following sentences does NOT use the simple future tense?
A. Will Henry and Ava travel to Paris in the summer?
B. I am finishing my chores now.
C. Kai will not attend the conference next week.