These _____ the unfortunate children I _____ to you before.
A. are / mentioned
B. is / have mentioned
C. were / am mentioning
D. was / will mention
E. are / might mentioned
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Present Perfect Continuous Tense › ViewMy brother __________ on the phone for two hours.
A. has been talking
B. has been talked
C. have been talking
D. have been talked
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_____ Chelsea _____ Miranda made the basketball team, even though they practiced hard.
A. Either … or
B. Neither … nor
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A. Many
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C. A lot
D. A lots
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Transform this sentence into a negative question: My brother runs on the track team.
A. Doesn’t my brother run on the track team?
B. Isn’t my brother run on the track team?
C. My brother runs on the track team, isn’t he?
D. My brother runs on the track team?