Topics: Tenses and Structures
. Choose the correct form: They (are playing, play) soccer right now.
A. is playing soccer
B. are playing
C. plays soccer
D. played soccer
Select your answer:
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Grammar › ViewSarah ________ (study) English for many years.
A. studies
B. has studied
C. has been studying
D. have studying
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“Get + adjective” refers to: ________
A. Describe things we do to ourselves.
B. Describe a gradual change.
C. Become
D. Describe a change of state