He posted a picture on social media yesterday. (Simple Past) ...

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He posted a picture on social media yesterday. (Simple Past)

A. He will post a picture on social media tomorrow.

B. He is posting a picture on social media right now.

C. He has posted a picture on social media yesterday.

D. He posted a picture on social media yesterday.

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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