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Question 1:
… they comparing their results? A. Have
B. Are
C. Do
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Practice Quiz 16 | A1 – Beginner
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- 30 questions
Some questions from the same exam
- As far as I’m concerned, his students … learning English effectively.
- My parents … thinking about this problem right now.
- My girlfriend and I … talking on the phone now.
- My business partner … experiencing any serious difficulties.
- She … preparing for such a difficult exam, which is really strange.
- The guests … leaving right now. You can close the door.
- Having said that, his colleagues … helping him now.
- The scientist … using this method now to test you product.
- My boyfriend … training a lot these days. He’s feeling bad.
- Her workers … trying to improve their performance.
- … you waiting for us?
- … they losing the game?
- … she fighting very bravely?
- … it becoming more and more expensive to live in this town?
- … he using your phone?
- … she making a mistake?
- Sorry to interrupt. … they doing business now?
- Hey! Have a look! … it raining?
- … they comparing their results?
- … I spelling it correctly? Please correct me if I’m wrong.
- … your friends chatting online right now?
- … her partner experiencing big problems now?
- … the situation getting better these days?
- … your classmates skiing during this winter?
- … your parents talking now about what you’ve done?
- … your teacher still waiting for us?
- … your cousin waiting for us?
- … these things becoming uncontrollable or is just my impression?
- … her lessons becoming more and more interesting or not?
- … this awesome project bringing you good money now?
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