Billy _____ when he _____ the wallet.
A. Ran / Dropped
B. Was running / Dropped
C. Ran / Was dropping
D. Was running / Was dropping
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Grammar: MorphologyPast Simple and Past Continuous TensesIndirect SpeechAuxiliary ModalModifiersSingular and Plural NounsSo / Neither / Either / TooGrammar - either...or, neither...norSentence Adverbs & Third ConditionalNo Excuse Words / Conjunction SOOther quiz:
Functional Sentence Types › ViewIdentify the compound sentence: I wanted to go to the movies, but I had to study for the test.
A. I wanted to go to the movies, so I went to the park.
B. I wanted to go to the movies, but I had to study for the test.
C. I wanted to go to the movies, and I had to study for the test.
D. I wanted to go to the movies, therefore I had to study for the test.
Must Vs Have to › View
Choose the correct option.
A. You mustn´t come to the party if you are tired. I can go on my own.
B. You don´t have to come to the party if you are tired. I can go on my own.
Gerunds › ViewLining wool clothes with softer material makes them feel better.
How is the gerund or gerund phrase functioning?
A. subject
B. direct object
C. predicate nominative
D. object of the preposition
Modal Verbs › View
In the sentence ‘You don’t have to clean your room today’, what does ‘don’t have to’ signify?
A. Mandatory
B. Optional
C. Recommended
D. Forbidding