Choose the correct tense: The meeting ___ at 9 am sharp tomorrow.
Ahas started
Bstarted
Cstarts
Dis starting
Explanation
– Simple present tense is often used for scheduled events like agendas and timetables.
– This applies even when referring to a future scheduled time.
– Correct: The meeting starts at 9 am sharp tomorrow.
Exam Relevance
- Topic: Tenses
- Subtopic: Simple Present for Schedules

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