[ Tenses ]
-Is this your first visit to London?
-No, I ___ here several times before and I ___ quite at home in London.
A. was/have felt
B. have been/feel
C. had been/felt
D. has been/felt
E. were/have felt
Select your answer:

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Which is the correct way to write the following sentence?
Lacrosse is an old sport yet it has only recently become popular.
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A. Lacrosse is an old sport, yet, it has only recently become popular.
B. Lacrosse is an old sport, yet it has only recently become popular.
C. Lacrosse is, an old sport, yet it has only recently become popular.
D. Lacrosse is an old sport yet it has only recently become popular.