When do we use the past continuous tense?
A. To describe an action that will happen in the present
B. To describe an action that happened in the present
C. To describe an action that was happening at a specific time in the past
D. To describe an action that will happen in the future
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Vocabulary › ViewPhysical activity to keep the body healthy and strong.
A. Exercise
B. Competition
C. Defeat
D. Champion
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Which sentence uses an ellipsis to show awkward silence?
A. “. . . uh, hello? Is anyone there?” the manager asked.
B. “Uh . . . hello? Is anyone there?” the manager asked.
C. “Uh, hello? Is anyone . . . there?” the manager asked.
D. “Uh, hello? Is anyone there . . . ?” the manager asked.
Bob ___ football in the park at 10 am this morning.
A. played
B. was playing
C. were playing
D. playes
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My teacher is _________ as he is always telling us jokes.
A. hilarious
B. boring
C. bored