[ Present Perfect Tense and Simple Past Tense ]
She hasn’t_____ a holiday in the mountains _____ 2019.
A. have/ since
B. has/ for
C. had/ since
D. had/ for
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Grammar › ViewChoose the participial phrase in the sentence. Driving slowly, the elderly man in the antique car held up traffic on the interstate.
A. in the antique car
B. on the interstate
C. held up traffic
D. Driving slowly
Tenses › View
. The earth (be)…. here for billions of years.
A. was
B. has be
C. have been
D. has been
Vocabulary › ViewSometimes I think I ___ very smart. I simply can’t understand this area of grammar.
A. don’t get
B. ‘m not
C. have not
Prepositions › View
He looked ___ the painting for a long time.
A. on
B. at
C. to
D. with
E. in