Topics: Tenses
When do we typically use the present continuous tense with “always”?
A. To express a completed action.
B. To talk about a future plan.
C. To discuss routine actions that might be annoying.
D. To describe an action happening at the moment
Select your answer:
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A. Feeling fear or anxiety
B. Feeling strong annoyance, displeasure, or hostility
C. Feeling weary because one is unoccupied
D. Not showing or feeling nervousness
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Alan’s car broke _____ on the way to work this morning.
A. out
B. into
C. down
D. up