Choose the sentence expressing an action that started in the past and is still continuing, with emphasis on duration., She has been painting the wall for two hours., She painted the wall for two hours., She has painted the wall., She paints the wall., "Neither of the students ___ finished the assignment.", are, have, is, has, Choose the correctly formed indirect question using present perfect., Do you know if she arrived has?, Do you know if she has arrived?, Do you know has she arrived?, Do you know she has arrived?, Which sentence uses present perfect correctly with the irregular verb 'to swear'?, He has swored never to lie again., He has swore never to lie again., He has sworn never to lie again., He swore has never to lie again., Choose the correct tag question. "You have finished the project, ___?", didn't you, isn't it, don't you, haven't you, Which sentence correctly combines Type 0 with an 'unless' clause?, Unless heating water, it doesn't boil., Unless you heat water, it won't boil., Unless you heat water, it doesn't boil., Unless you will heat water, it doesn't boil., Choose the sentence with correct subject-verb agreement in Type 0., If oil and water is mixed, they don't combine well., If oil and water are mixed, they don't combine well., If oil and water mixed, they don't combine., If oil and water are mixed, it doesn't combine well., "If the moon ___ between the sun and Earth, a solar eclipse ___.", passes / occurs, passes / occur, pass / occur, pass / occurs, Identify the grammatically correct scientific Type 0 sentence., If you doesn't feed bacteria, they die., If you don't fed bacteria, they die., If you don't feed bacteria, they die., If you don't feed bacteria, it dies., Choose the correct complex Type 0 sentence with two conditions., If it is cold and if it rains, the roads become icy., If is cold and rains, road become icy., If it cold and rains, the roads becomes icy., If it's cold and it rain, the roads become icy., Choose the correctly inverted Type 1 conditional (formal)., Should it raining, the match postponed will be., Should it rain, the match will be postponed., Should it rains, the match will be postponed., If should it rain, the match will be postponed., Which sentence correctly combines Type 0 and Type 1 in one context?, If you don't water plants, they died; and if you forget tomorrow, they will die., If you don't water plants, they die; and if you will forget tomorrow, they die., If you didn't water plants, they die; and if you forget, they will die., If you don't water plants, they die; and if you forget again tomorrow, they will die for sure., Choose the sentence with the correct future-in-time-clause rule., I will let you know when I am hearing from them., I will let you know when I will hear from them., I will let you know when I heard from them., I will let you know when I hear from them., "___ she change her mind, please inform me immediately.", If, Should, Would, Unless, Choose the grammatically correct complex sentence., If manager will approve budget, project starts next week., If the manager approve the budget, the project starts next week if the documents are ready., If the manager approves the budget, the project will start next week, provided that all documents are ready., If the manager approves the budget, the project will started next week., In a formal debate, which is the most appropriate way to concede a point while still disagreeing overall?, While I acknowledge your point, I still maintain my original position., You're right, I give up., I don't care what you think., Whatever you say., Choose the response that shows diplomatic disagreement with a superior at work., You're wrong, boss., That's a bad idea., I refuse to agree., I understand your perspective, but I would like to offer an alternative viewpoint., Which phrase best expresses reluctant agreement?, I totally agree without question., Never mind, forget it., I suppose you're right, though I had my doubts., I disagree completely., Choose the subtlest way to disagree without causing offense., I can't believe you said that., That's an interesting point, though I see it a little differently., You're simply incorrect., That's ridiculous., Which response indicates agreement but requests further discussion?, I generally agree, but could we explore this a bit further?, I don't want to talk about this., No, I disagree completely., I totally agree, end of discussion., Which sentence indirectly asks for clarification without seeming rude?, You're not making sense., I have no idea what you mean., I just want to make sure I understand correctly — are you saying...?, Explain yourself., Choose the most diplomatic way to ask a colleague to clarify a vague email., I don't understand your email at all., Your email makes no sense., What were you thinking?, Could you provide a bit more detail on what you meant here?, Which phrase is appropriate for clarifying a nuanced academic argument in a seminar?, What do you mean, basically?, Could you unpack that idea a little further for us?, Come again?, I don't get your point at all., Choose the tactful clarification request when you suspect a misunderstanding., I may have misunderstood — could you clarify what you meant by that?, That doesn't make sense at all., I don't believe you said that correctly., You're wrong about what you said., Which is the subtlest way to ask for clarification in a formal negotiation?, Wait, what did you just say?, I don't understand any of this., Come again, please?, Just to confirm, are we in agreement that...?, Which sentence correctly combines two of these words in one natural sentence?, I have not yet been to Paris, though I have always wanted to., I have never yet been to Paris., I have already never been to Paris., I have yet never been to Paris., Choose the most natural and correct formal sentence., Has already the committee approved this proposal?, Has the committee already approved this proposal?, Has the committee approved already this proposal ever?, Has the committee ever already approved this proposal?, Which sentence uses 'just' correctly to mean 'a very short time ago'?, Just I have finished the meeting., I just have the meeting finished., I have just finished the meeting., I have finished just the meeting., Choose the correct sentence distinguishing 'already' (expectation met) from 'still' (ongoing)., She has already still completed the task., She has still completed the task, but he already hasn't started., She has already completed the task, but he still hasn't started., She still already completed the task., Which is the grammatically correct and most natural tag using 'ever'?, You haven't never been to London, have you?, You have ever been to London, haven't you?, Ever you haven't been to London?, You haven't ever been to London, have you?

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