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Qz-Y9-the verb "to work"-mixed tenses

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Q 1/20
Score 0
I work / I am working
30
je travaille
Q 2/20
Score 0
he works / he is working
30
il travaille

20 questions

Q.

I work / I am working

1

30 sec

Q.

he works / he is working

2

30 sec

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she works / she is working

3

30 sec

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we work / we are working (formal)

4

30 sec

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they work / they are working (m)

5

30 sec

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I was working / I used to work

6

30 sec

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he was working / he used to work

7

30 sec

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they were working / they used to work (m)

8

30 sec

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I have worked / I worked

9

30 sec

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he has worked / he worked

10

30 sec

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we have worked / we worked (formal)

11

30 sec

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they have worked / they worked (f)

12

30 sec

Q.

I will work

13

30 sec

Q.

I am going to work

14

30 sec

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I would work

15

30 sec

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hard-working (m)

16

30 sec

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hard-working (f)

17

30 sec

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we are going to work (formal)

18

30 sec

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they are going to work (m)

19

30 sec

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you work / you are working (singular/informal)

20

30 sec

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