When I (arrive) at the station, the train (already/leave).
A. arrived, had already left
B. arrives, leaves
C. arrived, leaves
D. arrives, had already left
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Future Tense › View( – ) Rania is not going to party next Saturday night
What is the positive sentence of the sentence above?
A. ( + ) Rania is going to party next Saturday night
B. ( + ) Rania is goes to party next Saturday night
C. ( + ) Rania is went to party next Saturday night
D. ( + ) Rania are going to party next Saturday night
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Which of the following sentences demonstrates inappropriate shifts in verb tense?
A. He is studying for the exam while he will be working part-time
B. I will be cooking dinner while he is watching TV
C. She has been reading when the phone rings
D. They played soccer after they have finished their homework
Relative Pronoun/Adverbs › ViewIs she the actress __________ played the part of Elizabeth I in the film?
A. which
B. who
C. whose
D. where
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This bicycle —- In our family for fourteen years. My father used it for the first five years, my brother rode it for the next five and I —-it for the last four.
A. was / have got
B. has been / had