While I _____ for my aunt outside the shop, someone _____ my purse.
A. waited / had been grabbing
B. had waited / was grabbing
C. was waiting / grabbed
D. had to wait / had grabbed
E. have been waiting / would have grabbed
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Modals Auxiliary › ViewSrianti: The security found the dictionary in room 309.
Sri: It ……….. by one student in that room.
Srianti: I think so.
A. must leave
B. must be leaving
C. must be left
D. must have left
E. must have been left
Grammar - TOEIC › View
Before Jack arrived, Jill ___________ up the hill.
A. is already going
B. had already gone
C. has already gone
D. will have already gone
Adverbial Phrases › ViewWhich of these adverbial phrases could be used to replace quietly?
A. As yellow as the Sun,
B. As quiet as a mouse,
C. In a nearby location,
D. With deafening loudness,
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Choose the correctly written sentence.
A. We will have a parade on Founder’s Day, the first Saturday in June.
B. We will have a parade on Founder’s Day the first Saturday in June.
C. We will have a parade on Founder’s Day the first Saturday, in June.