What tense is used in the sentence ‘This sentence is in the future perfect tense to indicate that an action will be completed before a certain point in the future.’?
A. Present continuous tense
B. Future perfect tense
C. Past simple tense
D. Present perfect continuous tense
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A. clear
B. clearly
C. clearer
D. clearest
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Choose the modal verbs
A. can, could, will, must, should, may, might
B. can, could, will, must, should, may, mite
C. car, could, will, must, should, may, might
D. can, could, wilt, must, should, may, might
Grammar › ViewThe exam _______________ nearly three hours.
A. lasted
B. was lasting
C. lasting
Conditional Sentence Type 2 and Type 3 › View
I would have brought that bicycle if I’d paid for it.
The real situation of the condition above is …
A. I don’t pay that bicycle, so I don’t bring it.
B. I hasn’t paid that bicycle, so I didn’t bring it.
C. I didn’t pay that bicycle, so I didn’t bring it.
D. I hadn’t pay that bicycle, so I wouldn’t bring it