[ Subject-Verb Agreement ]
Each (serve / serves) a different purpose.
A. Serve
B. Serves
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Possessive Nouns › ViewThe lunch of the family was ready to eat.
A. The family’s lunch was ready to eat.
B. The familys lunch was ready to eat.
C. The familys’ lunch was ready to eat.
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Multiple Choice: Which sentence correctly uses the past perfect continuous tense?
A. He had been studying for hours before he took a break.
B. He was studying for hours before he took a break.
C. He had studied for hours before he takes a break.
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A. TRUE
B. FALSE
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What is the correct form of the verb ‘to eat’ in past tense?
A. Eaten
B. Eating
C. Ate
D. Eat