Which word is non-finite verb?
“Climbing a tree to pluck mangoes is a thrilling experience.”
A. climbing
B. to pluck
C. is
D. thrilling / climbing
E. climbing / to pluck / thrilling
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a. which
b. whom
c. whose
d. who’s
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Does he sometimes ________ a big lunch?
A. do
B. go
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A. Gary was eating his snacks when his brother slept in his bedroom.
B. Gary had eaten his snacks when his brother slept in his bedroom.
C. Gary ate his snacks just now.
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Use the Past Simple to describe completed actions in the past.
A. They go to the cinema last night.
B. They went to the cinema last night.
C. They were going to the cinema last night.