‘I hadn’t been to New York before and neither had Jane.’ Which is the use of ‘had’?
A. emphasis
B. abbreviation
C. interrogation
D. negation
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. What verb form follows the helping verbs “has,” “have,” and “had” in perfect tenses?
A. Past participle
B. Base form
C. Present participle
D. Future form
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A. The teacher was frustrated because all the boys’ coats were left in a pile in the classroom’s coat room.
B. The teacher was frustrated because all the boys coats were left in a pile in the classrooms coat room.
C. The teacher was frustrated because all the boy’s coats were left in a pile in the classrooms’ coat room.
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Which word is spelled correctly?
A. qwiet
B. quiit
C. quiet
D. qouiet