We use the (…) to describe a longer or background action around a certain time.
A. past simple
B. past continuous
C. past perfect
D. past perfect continuous

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Grammar › ViewThe politician was criticized for his _____ approach to dealing with the crisis, which many saw as evasive and unhelpful.
A. conciliatory
B. evasive
C. proactive
D. deliberate
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Which sentence expresses a suggestion using a modal verb?
A. You should visit the doctor.
B. You should visit the doctor.
C. They must finished the project today
D. I might go to the gym later.
E. She will help us with the homework.
Correlative Conjunction › ViewThe curry is _______ spicy __________ salty. It is tasteless.
A. either … or
B. neither … nor
C. neither … or
D. either … nor
Reported Speech › View
Match the direct speech to the verb tense changes in reported speech choosing the correct option.
“Present continuous”
A. Past simple
B. Past continuous
C. Past perfect
D. Past perfect continuous