Topics: Tenses and Comparisons
Hey there, students! Can you help Indah use the verb ‘read’ in a sentence in the present tense? Let’s see what you come up with!
A. Indah is reading a book now.
B. Wawan read a book yesterday.
C. Laila reads books every day.
D. I will read a book tomorrow.
Select your answer:
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