English, 21.05.2020 00:01 lucywood2024

8) The helping verb "BE" is used in:
a) Present Simple Tense
b) Present Continuous Tense
c) Present Perfect Tense
d) Past Simple Tense

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8) The helping verb "BE" is used in:
a) Present Simple Tense
b) Present Continuous Tense