Which tense is used to describe the duration of an action before another action that happened?
A. Past Simple
B. Past Continuous
C. Past Perfect
D. Past Perfect Continuous
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Which sentence has a correct subject verb agreement.
A. Nobody has seen Jane after the end of the game.
B. Nobody have seen Jane after the end of the game.
C. Everybody are interested in this film.
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a. hairy
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Which structure forms the compound adjective “record-breaking”?
A. Adjective + Noun
B. Noun + Present Participle (-ing)
C. Adjective + Past Participle (-ed)
D. Noun + Adjective