Topics: Adverbs of Time
Which adverb of time indicates an action that happened before now?
A. during
B. after
C. before
D. later
Select your answer:
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A. late
B. lately
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Find the mistake: John probably isn’t going to come to school tomorrow
A. Musn’t
B. Won’t be
C. Had been going
D. come for school