Topics: Comparative and Superlative Adverbs
The comparative adverb of recently is _________.
A. recentlier
B. more recently
C. most recently
Select your answer:
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A. Monica asked Rohan if he is going to visit Canada.
B. Monica asked Rohan if he had visited Canada.
C. Monica asked Rohan if he had gone to Canada.
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Margaret …. a game of tennis at the moment.
A. plays
B. is going to play
C. is playing
D. play