[ Past Tenses ]
The negative form of the past continuous
A. subj+ was/were+ verb+ ing
B. subj+ was/were+ not+ verb+ ing
C. subj+ was/were+ not+ ing
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Which sentence has a comma in the wrong place?
A. As the storm got closer the kids, got scared.
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He is a good player ——–not good in study.
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C. On
D. By