She learned to play the piano when she was young. (Simple Past)
A. She learned to play the piano when she was young.
B. She has learned to play the piano when she was young.
C. She is learning to play the piano when she was young.
D. She will learn to play the piano when she was young.
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A. has sit
B. have sit
C. has sat
D. have sat
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Which sentence demonstrates using commas to separate two or more adjectives that come before a noun?
A. Nala loves to play fetch, chase squirrels, and look out the window.
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A. gullet
B. cue
C. massive
D. miniscule
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…………………….she an English teacher?
A. Be
B. Are
C. Is
D. Am