Topics: Habitual and Continuous Tenses
The children usually … carols on Christmas eve.
A. are going to sing
B. are singing
C. sing
D. singing
Select your answer:
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“Mr. Albert hasn’t decided where to go his vacation.”
“…”
A. so have they
B. I haven’t also
C. Either have I
D. Neither have I