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I saw him _____.
A. to jump
B. jump
C. was jumping
D. had jumped
Select your answer:
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Relative Clause Prepotitions Coordinating Conjunction Grammar - Reflexive Pronouns Present Simple or Present Continuous Sentence Types TOEIC Tenses, Verbs Offer and Suggestion Preposition of Time Prepositions of Location, Movement and Time Modals Verbs Infinitive Gerund Adjectives with -ED and -ING Functions of Gerunds Comparison & Modal Verbs in Passive Voice Future Tenses and Modals Gerunds and Infitinitives Second and Third Conditional Regular and Irregular Verbs Punctuation like/do not like Pronouns/ Present Tense Verb to be Quantifiers: too many, too much & enough Progressive Perfect and Simple Verb Tenses Modal Speculation Verb Tenses (Progressive, Perfect) Grammar: Simple Past and Past Continuous Conditional Sentence Type 3 Do / Have / Can - Basic Questions Wish clause Vocabulary and Phrases Grammar Pronoun and Singular Plural Noun Simple Present and Present Continuous Tenses Grammar (Possessive Pronouns) Adverbs Conditional and Subjunctive Common & Proper Nouns Articles with Substances would should could Coordinate Conjunction Transition Words Present Simple Positive and Negative Sentence Structure and Verb Tenses Relative & Modals Vocabulary and Tenses Verbal Tenses Article Modals and Semi-Modals Compound and Complex, Conditionals used to, be used to, get used to Modal Verbs and Vocabulary Tense So Such Enough Too Tenses and Modals Prepositions of Place and Time Verbs & Verb Tenses Tenses - Auxiliaries Grammar - Present Perfect with for and since Comparison Degree & Gerunds The Future Simple Tense Should, Should not have Pronouns ( Interrogative ) Preposition Modal Verbs of Obligation To Infinitive/Bare Infinitive/Gerunds Pronoun Antecedent Agreement Present Forms and Narrative Tenses Present Continous Tense Adjectives (-ed / -ing) Possessive Pronouns and Adjective Pronouns Auxiliary Verbs, if, unless and Modal Third Grade Exam Zero and First Conditionals Direct and Indirect Speech Present and Past Perfect Tenses Comparatives and Past Perfect Tense Future Perfect Tense Present Simple and Present Continuous Tense Contrastive Conjunctions Grammar & Reading Modal Verbs & Perfect Infinitive Preposition & Relative Clauses Subordinating and Coordinating Conjunctions Possessive Pronouns Noun Verb Agreement Grammar Present Perfect (ever never) Verbs and Adverbs Possessive Nouns Conjunctions and Transitions Conditional Types Clauses of Reason Grammar and Adverbs Compound Words and Sentences Noun and Modal Verbs Modals of Obligation and Necessity Present Simple Tense Passive Verb Types and Tenses Punctuations Auxiliary Verbs (be, do, have) 