Multiple choice

Directions: Supply the correct form of the verb given in bracket.

I (attend) a course in spoken English at present.

  1. am attending

  2. will attend

  3. attend

  4. will be attending
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Explanation

The phrase "at present" clearly indicates an action happening right now, so the present continuous tense "am attending" is the correct form. This tense describes an ongoing temporary action at the current time. "Will attend" refers to future, "attend" is habitual present, and "will be attending" suggests a planned future continuous action.

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