[ Grammar ]
Present Perfect Simple: We (meet) twice this month.
A. has met
B. have met
C. had met
Random Topics:
Gerund, Infinitive & ModalsShould, Should not haveVocabulary and PhrasesPhrasal Verb & Prepositional PhrasePreposition on TimePast Simple and ContinuousThird Grade ExamPast Tense & Past Continuous TenseGrammar: Have toComparative AdverbOther quiz:
Clauses and Conjunction › ViewBefore you leave make sure you have all the materials you need.
A. Insert a comma after “before”
B. Insert a comma after “leave”
C. Insert a comma after “all”
D. Make no change
Vocabulary › View
To speak unfavorably about
A. Partisan
B. Malign
C. Malice
D. Allusion
Preposition › ViewThe sun suddenly disappeared _________ the clouds.
A. in
B. among
C. on
D. along
Present Perfect and Past Tenses › View
Which sentence uses the simple past correctly?
A. After the meeting, we have left the office.
B. Later, she sent me a message.
C. Up until then, I have never failed a test.
D. Before that, he had forgotten his keys.