Jim and Susan started working in this firm many years ago, and they still work there.
A. Jim and Susan have worked in this firm for many years.
B. Jim and Susan worked in this firm for many years.
C. Jim and Susan didn’t work in this firm for many years.
D. Jim and Susan stopped working in this firm many years ago.
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Perfect Tenses › ViewHari started learning to play chess when he was only five years old and won his first national chess competition when he was ten.
This means that Hari … to play chess very well by the time he was ten years old.
A. had learned
B. will have learned
C. has learned
Grammar › View
Choose the correct answer to the following question: “Does he ever eat out?”
A. No, doesn’t.
B. No, he isn’t.
C. No, he doesn’t
Independent Clauses › ViewConnect the sentences using and, but, or or
I need to bring a coat to the game. I need to bring mittens.
A. but
B. none
C. or
D. and
Vocabulary › View
Match the correct suffix to the correct definition.
Suffix -y
A. again
B. in this way
C. made up of; characterized by
D. not