In British English, we would use present perfect. The committee is slash our meeting today. Choose the correct form of the verb to complete the sentence. I am interested in learn or learning Spanish. It's interested in learning. So that's gerunds and infinitives. You know, what form we use after prepositions. Or I could have done better on the test. That's a sort of mistake the native speakers make. We normally use present continuous to talk about future plans. They travel to Paris next week so they are traveling - it's either a or b (probably a)

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