They (build) a new house and (move) in last month.
A. built, moved
B. build, move
C. builded, moved
D. built, move
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Tenses › View. Choose the correct form: ‘He (not, finish) his project yet.’
A. He has not finished his project yet.
B. He did not finish his project yet.
C. He has not finish his project yet.
D. He is not finishing his project yet.
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Identify the verb tense in the sentence: We have been waiting for the bus.
A. Present simple
B. Past perfect continuous
C. Future perfect continuous
D. Present perfect continuous
Passive Voice › ViewThe doctor will check the patients.
A. The patients were checked by the doctor.
B. The patients will check the doctor.
C. The patients will be checked by the doctor.
D. The patients will being checked by the doctor
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Stars are balls of gas that give ___ light.
a. away
b. in
c. out