Past simple, past perfect simple or past perfect continuous.
Before I ___ (have) the opportunity to book tickets for the concert, they ___ (all sell) out.
A. had / had all sold
B. had had / had been all selling
C. had been having / sold
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The butterfly is ________ the bush.
A. next to
B. behind
C. in front of
D. under
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What is the passive voice form of the sentence: She should water the plants every day.
A. The plants should water her every day.
B. The plants should be watered every day by her.
C. She should watered the plants every day.
D. Every day the plants should be watered by her.
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A. whose
B. whom
C. which
D. who
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Your mother ______ your phone for one hour.
A. used
B. is using
C. will use
D. has used